Single-case probabilities and the case of monty hall: Levy's view
Synthese 162 (2):265 - 273 (2008)
| Abstract | In Baumann (American Philosophical Quarterly 42: 71–79, 2005) I argued that reflections on a variation of the Monty Hall problem throws a very general skeptical light on the idea of single-case probabilities. Levy (Synthese, forthcoming, 2007) puts forward some interesting objections which I answer here | |||||||||
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