Applications of quantum statistics in psychological studies of decision processes

Foundations of Science 1 (1):85-97 (1995)
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Abstract

We present a new approach to the old problem of how to incorporate the role of the observer in statistics. We show classical probability theory to be inadequate for this task and take refuge in the epsilon-model, which is the only model known to us caapble of handling situations between quantum and classical statistics. An example is worked out and some problems are discussed as to the new viewpoint that emanates from our approach

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