Probabilism, entropies and strictly proper scoring rules
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- Attention to entropic communication
- Logical perspectives on the foundations of probability
- A triple uniqueness of the maximum entropy approach
- Invariant equivocation
- Rules of proof for maximal entropy inference
- Variety of evidence and the elimination of hypotheses
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