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Table of Contents

Table of Contents26

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentsp. 3
Part I. Physical Foundations of the Science of Probabilitypp. 4-6
Part II. Logical Superstructure on the Above Physical Foundationspp. 7-12
Part III. Various Applications of the Theory of Probabilitypp. 13-16
On Certain Kinds of Groups or Series as the Foundation of Probability.pp. 17-29
Further Discussion upon the Nature of the Series Mentioned in the Last Chapter.pp. 30-47
On the Causal Process by which the Groups or Series of Probability are brought about.pp. 48-57
ON THE MODES OF ESTABLISHING AND DETERMINING THE EXISTENCE AND NUMERICAL PROPORTIONS OF THE CHARACTERISTIC PROPERTIES OFpp. 58-69
The Conception of Randomness and its Scientific Treatmentpp. 70-84
The Subjective Side of Probability. Measurement of Belief.pp. 85-112
The Rules of Inference in Probabilitypp. 113-125
The Rule of Successionpp. 126-132
Induction and its Connection with Probability.pp. 133-149
Chance as Opposed to Causation and Designpp. 150-163
Note on the Proportions of the Sexes.pp. 164-174
ON CERTAIN CONSEQUENCES OF THE OBJECTIVE TREATMENT OF A SCIENCE OF INFERENCEpp. 175-181
Consequences of the Foregoing Distinctions.pp. 182-191
On the Conception and Treatment of Modalitypp. 192-212
Fallaciespp. 213-230
Insurance and Gamblingpp. 231-242
The Application of Probability to Testimony.pp. 243-248
On the Credibility of Extraordinary Storiespp. 249-265
The Nature and Use of an Average, and on the Different Kinds of Averagepp. 266-281
The Theory of the Average as a Means of Approximation to the Truth.pp. 282-309
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Table of Contents26

Cover
Title pagep. 1
Copyrightp. 2
Table of Contentsp. 3
Part I. Physical Foundations of the Science of Probabilitypp. 4-6
Part II. Logical Superstructure on the Above Physical Foundationspp. 7-12
Part III. Various Applications of the Theory of Probabilitypp. 13-16
On Certain Kinds of Groups or Series as the Foundation of Probability.pp. 17-29
Further Discussion upon the Nature of the Series Mentioned in the Last Chapter.pp. 30-47
On the Causal Process by which the Groups or Series of Probability are brought about.pp. 48-57
ON THE MODES OF ESTABLISHING AND DETERMINING THE EXISTENCE AND NUMERICAL PROPORTIONS OF THE CHARACTERISTIC PROPERTIES OFpp. 58-69
The Conception of Randomness and its Scientific Treatmentpp. 70-84
The Subjective Side of Probability. Measurement of Belief.pp. 85-112
The Rules of Inference in Probabilitypp. 113-125
The Rule of Successionpp. 126-132
Induction and its Connection with Probability.pp. 133-149
Chance as Opposed to Causation and Designpp. 150-163
Note on the Proportions of the Sexes.pp. 164-174
ON CERTAIN CONSEQUENCES OF THE OBJECTIVE TREATMENT OF A SCIENCE OF INFERENCEpp. 175-181
Consequences of the Foregoing Distinctions.pp. 182-191
On the Conception and Treatment of Modalitypp. 192-212
Fallaciespp. 213-230
Insurance and Gamblingpp. 231-242
The Application of Probability to Testimony.pp. 243-248
On the Credibility of Extraordinary Storiespp. 249-265
The Nature and Use of an Average, and on the Different Kinds of Averagepp. 266-281
The Theory of the Average as a Means of Approximation to the Truth.pp. 282-309
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