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Randomness and Knowledge
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A unified approach to the definition of random sequences
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Mathematical Theory of Probability and Statistics
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The definition of random sequences
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On Vindicating Induction
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On the concept of a random sequence
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The Literature on von Mises' Kollektivs Revisited
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Logical Foundations of Probability
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Probability, Statistics and Truth.
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Logical Foundations of Probability.
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Computability and λ-definability
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Henry E. KyburgJr. , Probability and the logic of rational belief. Wesleyan University Press, Middletown, Conn., 1961, x + 350 pp.
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Probability, Statistics and Truth.
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Admissible Numbers in the Theory of Probability
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Statistical Explanation and Statistical Relevance

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Causality and Causal Modelling in the Social Sciences: Measuring Variations
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What Do Social Scientists Do?
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Probabilistic Approaches
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Methodology of Causal Modelling
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Epistemology of Causal Modelling
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Methodological Consequences: Objective Bayesianism
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Methodological Consequences: Mechanisms and Levels of Causation
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Supporting the Rationale of Variation
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Pharmacovigilance as Personalized Evidence
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Propensity and explanation of action
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Propensities: A discussion review
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Homogeneity conditions on the statistical relevance model of explanation
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Rethinking objective homogeneity: Statistical versus ontic approaches
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Probability and explanation
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Single case propensities and the explanation of particular events
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Two Problems of Direct Inference
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The deep neural network approach to the reference class problem
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Mechanisms and the Evidence Hierarchy
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Conditional Probability
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Resolving the Reference Class Problem at Scale
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Generics, Frequency Adverbs, and Probability
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Indeterminism and Epistemic Relativization
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Rational Belief and Probability Kinematics
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Philip Kitcher and wesley c. Salmon, (eds.), Scientific Explanation; and Wesley C. Salmon, Four Decades of Scientific Explanation
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What's Wrong with Salmon's History: The Third Decade
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Is “Physical Randomness” Just Indeterminism in Disguise?
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Logical Positivism: An American History
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Preface
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Abbreviations
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Figures
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Tables
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Introduction
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Selective Pressures
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External Relations
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Frames of Reference
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First Encounters
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Science, Syntax, Socialism
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Exiled Empiricists
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Danger to the Discipline
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Supply and Demand
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Golden Age/Gilded Cage
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Kulturkampf
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Post-Positivism
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New Narratives
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Conclusion
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Scientific Philosophy, 1900–1930
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Logical Positivism, 1930–1960
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Analytic Philosophy, 1940–1980
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Philosophy of Science, 1920–1980
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Trivial and Real Exceptions in Generics
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Definition of Regulatory Targets for Electricity Default Rate in Brazil: Proposition of a Fuzzy Inference-Based Model
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