Probability and inference in the law of evidence
the uses and limits of Bayesianism
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Contributions
- Tillers, Peter. - Contributor
Publication
1988 - Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, Massachusetts
Subjects
Topics
InferenceCongressesEvidence (Law)Burden of proofInference -- CongressesEvidence (Law) -- CongressesBurden of proof -- CongressesBayesian statistical decision theoryBayesian statistical decision theory -- Congresses
Genres
- Congresses
Series Statement
- Boston studies in the philosophy of science -- v. 109
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