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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 the concept of a random sequence
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The Literature on von Mises' Kollektivs Revisited
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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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Admissible Numbers in the Theory of Probability
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Statistical Explanation and Statistical Relevance
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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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Rethinking objective homogeneity: Statistical versus ontic approaches
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Two Problems of Direct Inference
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Logical Positivism, 1930–1960
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Analytic Philosophy, 1940–1980
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