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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.

  • Lexis, W. 263, 441
  • Likely, equally 77, 183
  • Limit conception of 18, 109, 164 of possible fluctuation 32
  • Lines, random 113
  • Lister's method 187
  • Lotteries 128
  • Lunn, J. R. 248
  • McAlister, D. 34, 187, 502
  • Mansel, H. L. 299, 301, 320
  • Martingale 343
  • Material and Formal Logic 265
  • Maximum ordinate 441, 455
  • Measurement of Belief 119 Memory 192
  • Mental qualities, measurement of 49
  • Merriman, M. 352, 448, 460, 465
  • Mill, J. S. 131, 207, 266, 282, 402
  • Milton, chance production of 353
  • Miracles 428
  • Michell, J. 260
  • Modality 295 divisions of 307 false 297 formal 298 in Law 319
  • Modulus 464, 472, 484
  • Monro, C. J. 325, 416
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