Edwin Jaynes and John Maynard Keynes have argued this field should be thought of as an extension oflogic, and Keynes used Bertrand's paradox as an example of how assuming the "principle of indifference"in this field could lead to confusion.
Edwin Jaynes and John Maynard Keynes have argued this field should be thought of as an extension oflogic, and Keynes used Bertrand's paradox as an example of how assuming the "principle of indifference"in this field could lead to confusion. Andrey Kolmogorov used concepts from measure theory informulating axioms of this field. John Venn was an early proponent of the frequentist interpretation of it.Christiaan Huygens wrote the first modern book on it, though it had been discussed earlier in lettersbetween Pascal and Fermat. An alternative to the frequentist approach in this field is the Bayesian. For 10points, name this mathematical study of chance.
Edwin Jaynes and John Maynard Keynes have argued this field should be thought of as an extension oflogic, and Keynes used Bertrand's paradox as an example of how assuming the "principle of indifference"in this field could lead to confusion.
probability