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Bayesian, Probability, Causal Analysis
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Module 2
Bayesian Epistemology: Belief as Probability
1
Conditionalization: Rational Belief Revision
Explain conditionalization as a normative rule for rational belief revision.
2
The Problem of Priors: Subjectivism, Objectivism, and Indifference
Analyze the problem of the priors: subjectivism, objectivism, and the principle of indifference.
3
Bayesian Convergence and Scientific Objectivity
Evaluate the Bayesian convergence-of-opinion theorem and its implications for scientific objectivity.
4
Philosophical Challenges to Bayesianism
Identify the philosophical limitations of Bayesian reasoning, such as the problem of old evidence and logical omniscience.
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