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Epistemology (Mainstream and Formal)Philosophy of Science Philosophy of Probability and Statistics


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A new proof of the likelihood principle G Gandenberger The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 2015	38	2015
Why I am not a likelihoodist G Gandenberger Philosopher's Imprint 16 (7), 2016	6	2016
Producing a robust body of data with a single technique GS Gandenberger Philosophy of Science 77 (3), 381-399, 2010	5	2010
Differences among noninformative stopping rules are often relevant to Bayesian decisions G Gandenberger arXiv preprint arXiv:1707.00214, 2017	4	2017
New responses to Three counterexamples to the Likelihood Principle G Gandenberger Unpublished manuscript, 2014	2	2014
Two principles of evidence and their implications for the philosophy of scientific method GS Gandenberger University of Pittsburgh, 2015	1	2015
Why I Am Not a Methodological Likelihoodist G Gandenberger	1	2014
Should You Proportion Your Beliefs to Your Evidence? G Gandenberger		2015
How Likelihoodists Should (and Should Not) Respond to Borel’s Paradox G Gandenberger		2014
Why the Law of Likelihood Applies Only to Mutually Exclusive Hypotheses G Gandenberger		2013
The Impact of Dependence Among Expert Judgments on the Expected Information Those Judgments Provide G Gandenberger		2010
Why Joseph Erlanger Rejected the Local Circuit Theory of Nerve Impulse Propagation G Gandenberger

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