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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"bayesianism"”.

  1. Justifying Bayesianism

    Bayesianism, in its traditional form, consists of two claims about rational credences. According to the first claim, probabilism, rational credences form a probability function. According to the second claim, conditionalization, rational credences update by conditionalizing on new evidence. The …

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  2. Deliberative Bayesianism: Abduction, Reflection, and the Weight of Evidence

    <p>In this dissertation, I defend the thesis that an epistemic judgment of probability must be interpreted against the background of the context of inquiry in which it is made: in the abductive context, judgments of probability are matters of decision, made strategically in service to the …

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  3. Bayesian risk management : "Frequency does not make you smarter"

    … for BRM based on the two pillars Hardcore-Bayesianism (HCB) and Softcore-Bayesianism (SCB) providing solutions for the claims above. For data analysis we favor Bayesian statistics with its Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) simulation algorithm. It provides a full illustration of data-induced …

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  4. Framework theories in science

    … Inference to the Best Explanation (IBE) and Bayesianism. Van Fraassen has raised the concern that the explanatory considerations in IBE go beyond the Bayesian formalism, making IBE incompatible with Bayesianism. The response so far has been that the explanatory considerations can be …

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  5. Permission to believe: descriptive and prescriptive beliefs in the Clifford/James debate

    … evidence we then consider an ‘enriched' Bayesianism within normative decision theory, which helps explain good doxastic practice under risk. ‘Lottery paradox' cases however undermine the idea of an evidence threshold: we would say we justifiably believe one hypothesis while saying …

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  6. Landscapes of Finite Information

    … the divide between subjective and objective Bayesianism.

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  7. A Hybrid Theory of Induction

    In this thesis I motivate and develop a Hybrid Theory of Induction (HTI), and I explore some of its virtues and implications. The HTI is a hybrid second-order model of inductive support. It is a hybrid model of inductive support because it holds that two ingredients play a necessary role in …

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  8. An expert-based Bayesian investigation of greenhouse gas emission reduction options for German passenger vehicles until 2030

    The present thesis introduces an iterative expert-based Bayesian approach for assessing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the 2030 German new vehicle fleet and quantifying the impacts of their main drivers. A first set of expert interviews has been carried out in order to identify technologies …

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