A Call to Arms
Posted in Blog Matters on Apr 19th, 2009
something worries me about our sidebar. Out of 24 contributors, only two of us are women
Welcome!
Posted in Blog Matters on Apr 16th, 2009
Welcome to the new group blog, Choice & Inference! This blog provides a platform for dialogue and news within the fields of formal epistemology and decision theory, broadly construed. Topics include (but are not limited to) uncertain and ampliative inference, frequentist statistics and modeling, coherence, paradoxes of belief and / or action, belief revision, disagreement [...]
Latex in Posts
Posted in Blog Matters on Apr 16th, 2009
For authors: Choice & Inference is powered by the blogging software, WordPress. This allows authors to use Latex in posts and comments. The code is exactly the same as one would normally use when writing in mathmode in Latex with the exception that any code must be surrounded by two dollar signs on both sides [...]
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