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A priori, a posteriori, and back again
Neurology, 2018Cryptogenic stroke (CS) is common, as is patent foramen ovale (PFO). By chance, they overlap frequently. However, if the relationship was just chance, then PFO prevalence in patients with CS would match the general population (approximately 25%). But PFOs are overrepresented in the CS population (approximately 50%).
David E, Thaler +1 more
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Interactive preference elicitation incorporating a priori and a posteriori methods
Annals of Operations Research, 2013zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Kangas Annika +4 more
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A Priori and A Posteriori Tests on Repeated Measurements
Educational Psychology, 1992Abstract Failure to meet the sphericity assumption in repeated measurements analysis of variance can have serious consequences for both omnibus and specific comparison tests. It is shown that, in educational research journals, the relevance of this assumption has hardly been recognized.
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A Priori and a Posteriori Tests of Significance for Koppa
Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1978The tests of significance for koppa presented by Kruskal (1958) for one sample and by Warner and Gray (1973) for two samples are reviewed. The two sample test is extended to include multiple comparisons for both a priori and a posteriori analysis problems.
Lyle G. Warner, Louis Gray
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A Priori and A Posteriori Knowledge
2002Abstract McGinn defends a causal criterion for distinguishing a priori from a posteriori knowledge. In the case of a posteriori knowledge, the subject matter of a knower's ground for believing a proposition is the cause of that knower's coming to believe that proposition.
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An analysis of the a priori and a posteriori
Acta Analytica, 2003I present and defend a unified, non-reductive analysis of the a priori and a posteriori. It is a mistake to remove all epistemic conditions from the analysis of the a priori (as, for example, Alvin Goldman has recently suggested doing). We can keep epistemic conditions (like unrevisability) in the analysis as long as we insist that a priori and a ...
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A Priori and A Posteriori Models for Infectious Diseases
2012Sir Ronald Ross (1916) suggested the name The Theory of Happenings for the solution of the following problem. Suppose that a population P is divided into two groups. One part of the population (Z) is affected by something and the other part (A) is not affected.
Niel Hens +5 more
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