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1999
The theory of probability arose from the desire of men to understand the behavior of systems that cannot entirely be controlled. More exactly, it arose from the desire of a French gambler, the Chevalier de Mere, to understand why his dice had suddenly turned against him. The Chevalier’s concern was a very practical one: he was losing money.
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The theory of probability arose from the desire of men to understand the behavior of systems that cannot entirely be controlled. More exactly, it arose from the desire of a French gambler, the Chevalier de Mere, to understand why his dice had suddenly turned against him. The Chevalier’s concern was a very practical one: he was losing money.
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1983
A theory of probability will be taken to be an axiom system that probabilities must satisfy, together with rules for constructing and interpreting probabilities. A person using the theory will construct some probabilities according to the rules, compute other probabilities according to the axioms, and then interpret these probabilities according to the
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A theory of probability will be taken to be an axiom system that probabilities must satisfy, together with rules for constructing and interpreting probabilities. A person using the theory will construct some probabilities according to the rules, compute other probabilities according to the axioms, and then interpret these probabilities according to the
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Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A (General), 1962
I. J. Good, Harold Jeffreys
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I. J. Good, Harold Jeffreys
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