Induction: some current issues

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Middletown, Conn.,: Wesleyan University Press (1963)
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Contributing Authors Include Hughes Leblanc, Richard Jeffrey, Wesley Salmon And Many Others.

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2012

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BC91.W45 1961

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1258255650   1258251280   9781258255657   x

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10.2307/2106112

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Mere predictability.Norwood Russell Hanson
Induction, prediction, and decision-making in cybernetic systems.  (pages 55--66)W. Ross Ashby

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