Northeastern University, Department of Philosophy and Religion - PhilPeople

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Don Fallis, The Epistemic Status of Probabilistic Proof
Journal of Philosophy 94 (4): 165-186. 1997.

Branden Fitelson, Wayne, Horwich, and evidential diversity
Philosophy of Science 63 (4): 652-660. 1996.

Don Fallis, Mathematical Proof and the Reliability of DNA Evidence
The American Mathematical Monthly 103 (6): 491-497. 1996.

Don Fallis, The Source of Chaitin's Incorrectness
Philosophia Mathematica 4 (3): 261-269. 1996.

Don Fallis, A Defense of a Probabilistic Method of Establishing Mathematical Truths
Dissertation, University of California, Irvine. 1995.

Matthew Kopec, Patrick McKee, and John Basl, How to Care for Your AI Companion

Branden Fitelson and Lara Buchak, Advice-giving and scoring-rule-based arguments for probabilism

Branden Fitelson, Accuracy & Coherence

Branden Fitelson, Accuracy & Coherence II

Branden Fitelson, Accuracy & Coherence III

Branden Fitelson, A Concise Analysis of Popper's Qualitative Theory of Verisimilitude

Branden Fitelson, A Historical Introduction to Conﬁrmation Theory

Branden Fitelson, Automated reasoning in modal logics: A framework with applications

Branden Fitelson and Andrew Waterman, A Rejoinder to Strevens

Branden Fitelson, Bayes's Theorem

Branden Fitelson, Comments and criticism measuring confirmation and evidence

Branden Fitelson, Comments on Jill north's “symmetry and probability”

Branden Fitelson, Comments on Jim Franklin's “the representation of context: Ideas from artificial intelligence”

Branden Fitelson, Comments on Presting's “Computability and Newcomb's Problem”

Branden Fitelson, Comparative Probability, Comparative Conﬁrmation, and the “Conjunction Fallacy”

Branden Fitelson, Dempster-Shafer functions as metalinguistic probability functions

Branden Fitelson, Distributivity in lℵ0 and other sentential logics

Branden Fitelson, Epistemological critiques of ‘classical’ logic: Two case studies

Branden Fitelson, Earman on old evidence and measures of confirmation

Branden Fitelson, Goodman's “Grue” Argument in Historical Perspective

Branden Fitelson, G the automation of sound reasoning and successful proof findin

Branden Fitelson, Here is a “reductio” of classical deductive logic

Branden Fitelson, Judgment Under Uncertainty Revisited: Probability vs Conﬁrmation

Branden Fitelson, Knowledge from Falsehood

Branden Fitelson, Knowledge from Non-Knowledge

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