Against Probabilistic Measures of Explanatory Quality
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Recommendations
- Probability and the Explanatory Virtues
- Coherence measures and inference to the best explanation
- On three measures of explanatory power with axiomatic representations
- An evaluation of probabilistic approaches to inference to the best explanation
- Inference to the best explanation: does it track truth?
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- Because Without Cause
- Confirmation as partial entailment: a representation theorem in inductive logic
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- Nothing but relativity
- On three measures of explanatory power with axiomatic representations
- Probability and the Explanatory Virtues
- The weight of competence under a realistic loss function
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(6)- An evaluation of probabilistic approaches to inference to the best explanation
- On three measures of explanatory power with axiomatic representations
- Inference to the best explanation: does it track truth?
- The evidential relevance of explanatoriness: a reply to Roche and Sober
- Confirmation, Explanation, and Logical Strength
- Why explanatory considerations matter
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