nydus/The Logic of Chance, 3rd EditionPublic

This work examines the physical foundations of probability by analyzing the formation and behavior of statistical series. It explores the nature of laws of error, the processes of causation, and the empirical methods required to establish and prove probabilistic data.

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Table of Contents

THE THEORY OF THE AVERAGE AS A MEANS OF APPROXIMATION TO THE TRUTH.

Fallacies in Logic and Probability 367
Fatalism 243
Fechner 34, 389, 435, 441
Fluctuation 448 unlimited 73
Forbes, J. D. 188, 262
Formal Logic 123
Formal and Material treatment 86
Free will 240

Galloway 248, 448, 484
Galton, F. 33, 50, 70, 318, 442, 451, 473, 502
Gambling and Insurance 370 disadvantage of 384 final results of 385, 391
Godfray, H. 99
Grote, G. 307
Guy 6

Hamilton, W. 266, 297
Happiness, human 382
Heads and Tails 77
Heredity 50, 357
Herschel 30, 466
Houdin 361
Hume 236, 419, 433
Hypotheses 268

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