Mr. Kneale on probability and induction I

Mind 60 (239):299-309 (1951)
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As a statistician, whose job is to advise on how to make inductions from observations with the aid of the theory of probability, I hope I shall be pardoned some comments on Mr. Kneale's discussion of this subject.

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10.1093/mind/lx.239.299

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