Logical Probability
Logical Probability is a type of probability that belongs to the class of epistemic probabilities and is distinguished by its interpretation as a logical relation between evidence and hypothesis, quantifying the degree to which the evidence confirms the hypothesis based on logical principles alone.
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Logical Interpretation Of Probability
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TRUTH, PROBABILITY AND PARADOX
J. E. Llewelyn · Philosophical Books · 1973 · 329 citations
Henry E. Kyburg · Behavioral and Brain Sciences · 1983 · 230 citations
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Probabilism and Phylogenetic Inference
Mark E. Siddall, Arnold G. Kluge · Cladistics · 1997 · 154 citations · Full text
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Rudolf Carnap · Philosophy of Science · 1945 · 147 citations
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University of Michigan
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Educational Testing Service
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Munich School of Philosophy
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Heidelberg University
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Oakland University
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University of Rochester
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London School of Economics and Political Science
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Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Computer Science
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