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Bayesianism, Elimination Induction and Logical Reliability

Conference Paper Accepted Paper Artificial Intelligence · Logic in Computer Science

Abstract

Abstract The logic of scientific justification is a central problem in the philosophy of science. Bayesianism is usually taken as the leading theory in this area. After a brief review of Bayesian account of scientific justification and learning theorists’ objection against Bayesianism, this paper proposes an argument defending Bayesianism. It is shown that Bayesian conditionalization has the necessary equipment to capture the idea of elimination induction, which functions as an indispensible component in a satisfactory account of scientific justification.

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Context

Venue
Logic, Rationality and Interaction
Archive span
2009-2025
Indexed papers
285
Paper id
1051501346617450161
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