Sentence examples for of the credence from inspiring English sources

This week's soundtrack includes Sylvia's Mother by Dr Hook & The Medicine Show; Getting It Back by Cymande; and a new recording of Run Through the Jungle by Spoon's Britt Daniel – a cover of the Credence Clearwater Revival song which was used by the Coens in The Big Lebowski.

And suppose that none of the credence functions that accuracy dominate your credence function have that feature.

However, it turns out that all of the credence functions that accuracy dominate your credence function (when accuracy is measured by the Brier score) fail to match this evidence: that is, they assign credence other than 0.7 to Heads.

According to Tang's proposal, a credence of \(C(p)\) is only justified if it is based on some ground g, such that the objective probability of the credence having a true content given g approximates \(C(p)\).

Reid's comparison of the credence we naturally give to the testimony of others and the credence we naturally give to the deliverances of our senses, is one of the central features of his Inquiry into the Human Mind (1764).

The problem is that an agent can move closer to calibration at a world \(w\) while moving uniformly further from the omniscient credence function at that world: that is, the measure of epistemic disutility provided by the distance of the credence function from its perfectly calibrated counterpart is not truth-directed.

This could be attributed to the credence of the wider community to large family size norm as children assisted households in subsistence farming and petty trade.

Oftentimes when acceleration occurs, the author fails to give due attention to the credence of their pursuit.

For permissive Bayesians (often otherwise labelled "subjectivists"), accordance with the probability axioms is the only clear-cut constraint on the credences of a rational agent.

We can use R to score all of the credences that X produces.

Chance thus plays the role of an 'expert' probability function, a norm for the credences of rational agents (Gaifman, 1988; Hall, 2004).