Philosophers sometimes suggest that there is a sense in which you are justified in believing something only
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Philosophers sometimes suggest that there is a sense in which you are justified in believing something only if you believe it as the result of a reliable process of belief formation. What do you think they mean? Is there anything about statistical learning theory that might help explain what it is to be justified in this sense?
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Tanzina Haque
In high school, I have tutored many under class men and my classmates as a part of the high school honor society. I always try to break every problem down to few small parts, and give a lot of examples. Because I am someone who needs a lot of examples to understand something. So, I try to treat others the same way. I am also flexible to go through the student's way of learning.
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An Elementary Introduction To Statistical Learning Theory
ISBN: 9780470641835
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Authors: Sanjeev Kulkarni
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