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No gender differences in predictive processing. [PDF]
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Physiological Evidence for the Time-dependent Resolution of Response Conflicts. [PDF]
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Analytical Solutions for a Charged Particle with White, Thermal, and Active Noises in the Presence of a Uniform Magnetic Field. [PDF]
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The probability of probability and research truths
Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2017AbstractThe foundation of much medical research rests on the statistical significance of the P‐value, but we have fallen prey to the seductive certainty of significance. Other scientific disciplines work to a different standard. This may partly explain why medical reversal is an increasing phenomenon, whereby new studies (based on the 0.05 standard ...
Daniel M Fatovich, Michael Phillips
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Communications of the ACM, 2015
Probabilistic algorithms are all around us. Not only are they acceptable, some programmers actually seek out chances to use them.
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Probabilistic algorithms are all around us. Not only are they acceptable, some programmers actually seek out chances to use them.
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Neurosurgery, 1979
Probability theory asserts the lawfulness of seemingly random events in large populations and seems to be a reasonable approach to a general understanding of the structure and function of the nervous system. The brain, by virtue of the number of its components, the multiplicity of their possible interconnections, and the range and rapidity of their ...
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Probability theory asserts the lawfulness of seemingly random events in large populations and seems to be a reasonable approach to a general understanding of the structure and function of the nervous system. The brain, by virtue of the number of its components, the multiplicity of their possible interconnections, and the range and rapidity of their ...
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2004
AbstractAccording to John Locke, probability is to supply the defect of people's knowledge, and it is for this purpose that David Hume now turns his attention to probabilities. He has argued that people's beliefs about matters of fact are based not in reason, but in merely habitual connections. They are therefore not certain knowledge.
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AbstractAccording to John Locke, probability is to supply the defect of people's knowledge, and it is for this purpose that David Hume now turns his attention to probabilities. He has argued that people's beliefs about matters of fact are based not in reason, but in merely habitual connections. They are therefore not certain knowledge.
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