Chance is an informal concept, sometimes meaning probability, sometimes meaning randomness. Probability is a formal mathematical concept expressed in its most simple form as dependent probability, which is a number between 0 and 1 that represents the likelihood that, for example, a person with one property will have another property. Thus, the probability of a live birth being female is a dependent probability in which the two properties are live birth and female. Probabilities may also be assigned to beliefs. In this case, known as subjective probability, the number represents the strength with which we believe another belief to be true. This is the kind of probability that one employs in making a bet with a friend about whether or not som...
International audienceChance comes into plays at many levels of the explanation of the evolutionary ...
Probability theory is that part of mathematics that is concerned with the description and modeling o...
Copyright Australian Healthcare Association Feb 2007. Provided by ProQuest LLCThe question of what p...
Chance is an informal concept, sometimes meaning probability, sometimes meaning randomness. Probabil...
Why is there a phenomenon of chance in the created world? There are many different probability distr...
Discussions of `chance' and other related concepts (such as 'stochasticity', 'randomness', 'indeterm...
This PDF file is made available by permission of Cambridge University Press. To order a hard copy, g...
"Chance" crops up all over philosophy, and in many other areas. It is often assumed -- without arg...
Two studies tested whether people interpreted verbal chance terms in a self-serving manner. Particip...
Risk and risk assessment are part of our daily life. Both professionally and privately we make many ...
The claims of science and the claims of probability combine in two ways. In one, probability is part...
'Uncertainty and chance' is a subject with a broad span, in that there is no academic discipline or ...
The central philosophical issue involving probability concerns the interpretation of ordinary proba...
This Element has two main aims. The first one (sections 1-7) is an historically informed review of t...
One currently popular view about the nature of objective probabilities, or objective chances, is tha...
International audienceChance comes into plays at many levels of the explanation of the evolutionary ...
Probability theory is that part of mathematics that is concerned with the description and modeling o...
Copyright Australian Healthcare Association Feb 2007. Provided by ProQuest LLCThe question of what p...
Chance is an informal concept, sometimes meaning probability, sometimes meaning randomness. Probabil...
Why is there a phenomenon of chance in the created world? There are many different probability distr...
Discussions of `chance' and other related concepts (such as 'stochasticity', 'randomness', 'indeterm...
This PDF file is made available by permission of Cambridge University Press. To order a hard copy, g...
"Chance" crops up all over philosophy, and in many other areas. It is often assumed -- without arg...
Two studies tested whether people interpreted verbal chance terms in a self-serving manner. Particip...
Risk and risk assessment are part of our daily life. Both professionally and privately we make many ...
The claims of science and the claims of probability combine in two ways. In one, probability is part...
'Uncertainty and chance' is a subject with a broad span, in that there is no academic discipline or ...
The central philosophical issue involving probability concerns the interpretation of ordinary proba...
This Element has two main aims. The first one (sections 1-7) is an historically informed review of t...
One currently popular view about the nature of objective probabilities, or objective chances, is tha...
International audienceChance comes into plays at many levels of the explanation of the evolutionary ...
Probability theory is that part of mathematics that is concerned with the description and modeling o...
Copyright Australian Healthcare Association Feb 2007. Provided by ProQuest LLCThe question of what p...