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An Introduction to Probability and Inductive Logic
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Ian Hacking
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June 05 2012
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Book chapters
pp. ix
A Note on the Cover Illustration
pp. xi
Foreword
pp. xv
Odd Questions
pp. 1
Logic
pp. 11
What Is Inductive Logic?
pp. 23
The Gambler's Fallacy
pp. 37
Elementary Probability Ideas
pp. 47
Conditional Probability
pp. 58
The Basic Rules of Probability
pp. 69
Bayes' Rule
pp. 79
Expected Value
pp. 98
Maximizing Expected Value
pp. 114
Decision under Uncertainty
pp. 127
What Do You Mean?
pp. 140
Theories about Probability
pp. 151
Personal Probabilities
pp. 163
Coherence
pp. 171
Learning from Experience
pp. 189
Stability
pp. 201
Normal Approximations
pp. 209
Significance and Power
pp. 229
Confidence and Inductive Behavior
pp. 247
The Philosophical Problem of Induction
pp. 256
Learning from Experience as an Evasion of the Problem of Induction
pp. 261
Inductive Behavior as an Evasion of the Problem of Induction
pp. 293
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