Sentence examples for rationality criteria from inspiring English sources

Such studies reveal that actual agents often do not conform with theoretically derived rationality criteria.

The defining characteristic of an objective doxastic probability is that it is constrained by the demand that the beliefs are calibrated to some objective fact or state of affairs, or else by further rationality criteria.

For the publishing house, they now must plan and contract 1 2 years ahead due to the internalisation of the economic rationality criteria, which are understood as being due to the advice of the controller and which are under the effect of the printing house mediator and the printing house itself.

System II is not split into two subsystems advocated by some [ 5], but is assumed to adhere to the rationality criteria of expected utility theory (EUT) as also advocated by modern decision science [ 11, 28].

Two methods are internationally accepted in evaluating admission rationality, explicit diagnosis-specific criteria (EDC) [ 20] and implicit criteria [ 21, 22].

It can be shown that the Bayesian formalism meets certain objective criteria of rationality, coherence, and calibration.

On this view, no additional input of moral values is needed to deal with indeterminism or lack of knowledge, since decision theory operates exclusively with criteria of rationality.

In the twentieth century, philosophers have discussed the mechanisms by which scientific theories develop, and they have proposed criteria of rationality for revisions of probability assignments.

The fact proved the feasibility and stability of the algorithm and the rationality of the evaluation criteria for the compliance of the system.

To undermine this argument, one would have to show either that Alston's criteria for rationality of a practice are too permissive, or that religious practices never escape massive contradictions.

After constant repetition of this process, one can see how the Academics might have come to have the view that their views or 'beliefs' are all non-rational in the specific sense that they were not actively formed in accordance with the explicit criteria of rationality advocated by the dogmatic philosophers.