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2 revisions | jasirs94 at Nov 20, 2016 03:49 AM | |
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98G100 do say is that there is no possibility of a series of experiences so wanting in uniformity as to be beyond the reach of induction, provided there be sufficiently numerous instances of them, and provided the march of scientific intelligence be unchecked. Quantitative induction approximates gradually, though in an irregular manner to the experiential truth for the long run. The antecedent probable error of it at any stage is calculable as well as the probable error of that probable error. Besides that, the probable error can be calculated from the results, by a mixture of induction and theory. Any | 98 |