Add to ORKGThe book offers the first general overview of the concept of robustness and its relevance for scientific objectivity and methodolog
Replications and robustness checks are key elements of the scientific method and a staple in many di...
Robust procedures are most informative when their results are compared to those from classical proce...
Robustness, the ability of a system to maintain its functions despite external and internal perturba...
The book offers the first general overview of the concept of robustness and its relevance for scient...
This article explores the role of `robustness-notions¿ in an account of the engineering sciences. Th...
In the last decade, robustness has been extensively mentioned and discussed in biology as well as i...
Abstract. It is common to distinguish three main senses of the term “robustness”: 1) Robustness of m...
In the philosophy of science and epistemology literature, robustness analysis has become an umbrella...
Consistency, qualitative robustness, influence function and breakdown point are the four main concep...
My dissertation introduces two new accounts of how robustness can be used to identify epistemically ...
Weingart P. How Robust is "Socially Robust Knowledge"? In: Carrier M, Howard D, Kourany J, eds. The ...
I track the robustness discourse beginning with Richard Levins’ influential 1966 article followed by...
Abstract This article explores the role of ‘robustness-notions ’ in an account of the engineering sc...
The Tangle undertakes to change the focus of philosophy of science towards the reliability of scient...
In Introduction, I explain the meaning I give to the qualifier term ”robust” and justify my preferen...
Replications and robustness checks are key elements of the scientific method and a staple in many di...
Robust procedures are most informative when their results are compared to those from classical proce...
Robustness, the ability of a system to maintain its functions despite external and internal perturba...
The book offers the first general overview of the concept of robustness and its relevance for scient...
This article explores the role of `robustness-notions¿ in an account of the engineering sciences. Th...
In the last decade, robustness has been extensively mentioned and discussed in biology as well as i...
Abstract. It is common to distinguish three main senses of the term “robustness”: 1) Robustness of m...
In the philosophy of science and epistemology literature, robustness analysis has become an umbrella...
Consistency, qualitative robustness, influence function and breakdown point are the four main concep...
My dissertation introduces two new accounts of how robustness can be used to identify epistemically ...
Weingart P. How Robust is "Socially Robust Knowledge"? In: Carrier M, Howard D, Kourany J, eds. The ...
I track the robustness discourse beginning with Richard Levins’ influential 1966 article followed by...
Abstract This article explores the role of ‘robustness-notions ’ in an account of the engineering sc...
The Tangle undertakes to change the focus of philosophy of science towards the reliability of scient...
In Introduction, I explain the meaning I give to the qualifier term ”robust” and justify my preferen...
Replications and robustness checks are key elements of the scientific method and a staple in many di...
Robust procedures are most informative when their results are compared to those from classical proce...
Robustness, the ability of a system to maintain its functions despite external and internal perturba...