Single Trial Probability Applications: Can Subjectivity Evade Frequency Limitations?

Introduction

     Crovelli (2009) argues that Richard von Mises was mistaken in defining probability in terms of frequency distributions confined by uniform trials (i.e., collectives). Mises (1957) demonstrates that data historically retrieved from collectives must have a convergent and stable distribution to be used statistically. Hence, this same data can only be applied to collectives, not to individual cases.

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