Rational Credence
Rational Credence is a subjective probability assignment that conforms to the principles of probabilistic coherence and is justified by an agent’s total evidence, thereby qualifying as the degree of belief a perfectly rational reasoner would hold given the same informational state.
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Niko Kolodny · Mind · 2005 · 660 citations
Bryan S. Green, Martin Hollis, Steven Lukes · Social Forces · 1985 · 563 citations
Symposium: Chance and Credence
David Lewis · Mind · 1994 · 559 citations
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New York University
New York, United States
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Columbia University
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University of Wisconsin–Madison
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The University of Texas at Austin
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Australian National University
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The Ohio State University
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Université de Montréal
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University of California, Berkeley
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