How to Learn Concepts, Consequences, and Conditionals

Analytica: an electronic, open-access journal for philosophy of science 1 (1):20-36 (2015)
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In this brief note I show how to model conceptual change, logical learning, and revision of one's beliefs in response to conditional information such as indicative conditionals that do not express propositions.

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Franz Huber
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