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Philosophy of science

the problem of saying which predicates, like green but not grue, are fit for projecting from observed cases to unobserved ones.

In philosophy of science, new riddle of induction refers to the problem of saying which predicates, like green but not grue, are fit for projecting from observed cases to unobserved ones. This meaning comes from Goodman (1954) in Fact, fiction and forecast.[1]

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  1. Goodman, N. (1954). Fact, fiction and forecast. Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9780674290716

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