Acknowledgments | p. vii |
Introduction: The Philosophical Uses of Probability | p. ix |
Probability, Frequency, and Inference | |
Reichenbach, Reference Classes, and Single-Case 'Probabilities' | p. 3 |
Direct Inference and the Problem of Induction | p. 33 |
Objective Modality and Direct Inference | p. 61 |
Severe Testing as a Guide for Inductive Learning | p. 89 |
Bayesian Meets Frequentist: A Marriage Made in California | p. 119 |
Probability as a Guide in Life | p. 135 |
Probability and Decision | |
A Dilemma for Objective Chance | p. 153 |
Simpson's Paradox: A Logically Benign, Empirically Treacherous Hydra | p. 165 |
Conditional Probability Is the Very Guide of Life | p. 183 |
Causal Generalizations and Good Advice | p. 205 |
Probability and Causation | |
Instrumental Probability | p. 235 |
What Is Wrong with Bayes Nets? | p. 253 |
Don't Take Unnecessary Chances! | p. 277 |
The Reduction of Causation | p. 295 |
Wider Applications of Probability | |
Is It a Crime to Belong to a Reference Class? | p. 331 |
Explaining Things Probabilistically | p. 349 |
Index | p. 358 |
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