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Biased Knowers, Biased Reasons, and Biased Philosophers

International Journal for the Study of Skepticism
Abstract In Bias: A Philosophical Study, Thomas Kelly offers a response to epistemological skepticism grounded in his account of bias. According to Kelly, the classic argument for skepticism is best understood as an attempt to show that our commonsense beliefs are biased against the skeptic. Kelly grants that this is true but argues that biased beliefs
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Biased random walks

Combinatorica, 1992
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Yossi Azar   +4 more
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Biased Skip Lists

Algorithmica, 2002
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Amitabha Bagchi   +2 more
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On Biased Positional Games

Combinatorics, Probability and Computing, 1998
Let TBin(N, n, q) be the game on the complete graph KN in which two players, the Breaker and the Maker, alternately claim one and q edges, respectively. The Maker's aim is to build a binary tree on n<N vertices in n−1 turns while the Breaker tries to prevent him from doing so.
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Choice of Biasing Function for Source Biasing

Nuclear Science and Engineering, 1986
Two different descriptions have been used for Monte Carlo source biasing. One relies on a direct optimization of biasing parameters, the other on an intuitive application of the adjoint flux. But use of the adjoint flux is based on the assumption that importance sampling will be used throughout the calculation, and that source sampling will not be ...
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Biases and opinions

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1979
D R, Morse, M L, Furst
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Biased

British Dental Journal, 1994
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A Biased View

The American Journal of Nursing, 1970
JUNE ZELNO, JEAN LINK
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Large language models show human-like content biases in transmission chain experiments

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2023
Alberto Acerbi   +2 more
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