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On background: using two-argument chance
Semantic analysis of inductive reasoning
Varieties of modal (classificatory) and comparative probability
The simulation of random processes on digital computers with Chebyshev mixing transformations
Anything confirms anything?
A critique of Jaynes' maximum entropy principle
Probability and explanation
Probabilistic logic programming
The diagnostic process as a statistical-causal analysis
Personal probabilities of probabilities
Coherence, regularity and conditional probability
Alternative semantics for quantified first degree relevant logic
Syntax, semantics, and ontology: A probabilistic causal calculus
A semantical framework for supporting subjective and conditional probabilities in deductive databases
A new theory of content. I: Basic content
Bayesian evidence test for precise hypotheses
Probability and logic.
Carnapian rationality
From values to probabilities
Properties of rule interestingness measures and alternative approaches to normalization of measures
Bayesian convergence and the fair-balance paradox
On the foundations of likelihood principle
A probabilistic analysis of argument cogency
Measures of rule interestingness in various perspectives of confirmation
Selected group-theoretic aspects of confirmation measure symmetries
On the justification of deduction and induction
Confirmation and the ordinal equivalence thesis
Armchair philosophy naturalized
Variety of evidence and the elimination of hypotheses
Learning and total evidence with imprecise probabilities
Information, confirmation, and conditionals
Probability logic, logical probability, and inductive support
False confidence, non-additive beliefs, and valid statistical inference
On the calculation of formal concept stability
On stability of a formal concept
Statistics between inductive logic and empirical science
From propositional logic to plausible reasoning: a uniqueness theorem
Infinity and verifiability in Carnap's inductive logic
The logic of theory assessment
Likelihoodism, Bayesianism, and relational confirmation
Irrelevance: strengthening the Bayesian requirements
Reliability conducive measures of coherence
Bayesian statistics and biased procedures
Logical probability, mathematical statistics, and the problem of induction
Concerning measures in first order calculi
Inductivism and falsificationism reconcilable
A semantical analysis of implicational system I and of the first degree of entailment
Inductive systematization: Definition and a critical survey
Lakatos's criticism of Carnapian inductive logic was mistaken
The counterpart principle of analogical support by structural similarity
Argument strength in probabilistic argumentation based on defeasible rules
From statistical knowledge bases to degrees of belief
The logic of coherence
How infallible but corrigible full belief is possible
Confirmation and justification. A commentary on Shogenji's measure
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Pure inductive logic with functions
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Interval estimation, point estimation, and null hypothesis significance testing calibrated by an estimated posterior probability of the null hypothesis
Logical perspectives on the foundations of probability
Logic as a methodological discipline
A gentle approach to imprecise probability
Admissibility troubles for Bayesian direct inference principles
Is an increase in probability always an increase in evidential support?
Conjectures and disconfirmations: confirming the standard model Higgs
A new condition for transitivity of probabilistic support
Why indeterminate probability is rational
Bayesian confirmation theory and the likelihood principle
A logic-based analysis of Dempster-Shafer theory
Assessing theories, Bayes style
A new formulation of the principle of indifference
Parameterized rough set model using rough membership and Bayesian confirmation measures

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