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Why Glymour Is a Bayesian

Rosenkrantz, Roger
1983
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Why Glymour Is a Bayesian

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1983

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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Volume 10 (1983): Testing scientific theories

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Minnesota studies in the philosophy of science;10

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Testing scientific theories. Minnesota studies in the philosophy of science, Volume 10 (1983), page 69-97

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