Sull’ambito del logicamente possibile secondo la concezione probabilistica di Bruno de Finetti
Keywords:
possibilities, geometry, linearityAbstract
The fundamental geometric characteristics of random numbers, random events, random structures, and random functions are noticed before the subjective probabilistic evaluation.Downloads
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