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Dynamic coherence and probability kinematics
Philosophy of Science 54 (1):1-20 (1987)
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The question of coherence of rules for changing degrees of belief in the light of new evidence is studied, with special attention being given to cases in which evidence is uncertain. Belief change by the rule of conditionalization on an appropriate proposition and belief change by "probability kinematics" on an appropriate partition are shown to have like statusAuthor's Profile
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