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Gaifman-Snir theorem: a standalone construct

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Formal epistemology

result that a Bayesian's credences over a rich language converge almost surely to the truth values of hypotheses as evidence accumulates.

In formal epistemology, Gaifman-Snir theorem refers to result that a Bayesian's credences over a rich language converge almost surely to the truth values of hypotheses as evidence accumulates. This meaning comes from Gaifman (1982) in Journal of Symbolic Logic.[1]

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References

Gaifman, H., & Snir, M. (1982). Probabilities over rich languages, testing and randomness. Journal of Symbolic Logic, 47(3), 495-548. https://doi.org/10.2307/2273587

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