1 Group knowledge and group rationality: a judgment aggregation perspective Christian List1 In this paper, I introduce the emerging theory of judgment aggregation as a framework for studying institutional design in socia

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7  Waves in fluids Motivation Environmental flows frequently exhibit wave-like features Approach Apply existing knowledge of waves and familiarity with the concepts and methods of wave theory to the study of environmen

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R.E.G. UPSHUR and ERROL COLAK ARGUMENTATION AND EVIDENCE ABSTRACT. This essay explores the role of informal logic and its application in the context of current debates regarding evidence-based medicine. This aim is achi

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• Critical thinking
• Arguments
• Reasoning
• Design of experiments
• Argumentation theory
• Doug Walton
• Informal logic
• Evidence-based medicine
• Stephen Toulmin
• Science
• Knowledge
• Logic

K. BRAD WRAY COLLECTIVE BELIEF AND ACCEPTANCE ABSTRACT. Margaret Gilbert explores the phenomenon referred to in everyday ascriptions of beliefs to groups. She refers to this type of phenomenon as “collective belief”

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• Critical thinking
• Sociology
• Belief
• Justification
• Collective belief
• Science studies
• Margaret Gilbert
• Theory of justification
• Bruno Latour
• Knowledge
• Science
• Epistemology

BRICS Basic Research in Computer Science ˇ BRICS RSF. Capkoviˇ c: Modelling and Control of Discrete Event Dynamic Systems

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• Systems
• Ethology
• Knowledge
• Discrete event dynamic system
• Petri net
• Scientific modelling
• Dynamical system
• Systems theory
• Science
• Control theory
• Cybernetics

Generalizing the Results from Social Experiments: Theory and Evidence from Mexico and India ∗ Michael Gechter† May 18, 2015 Abstract

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• Knowledge
• Philosophy of science
• Epidemiology
• Causality
• Conditionals
• Confounding
• Randomized controlled trial
• Statistics
• Design of experiments
• Science

2006 Paper 8 Question 16 Information Theory and Coding (a) Suppose we know the conditional entropy H(X|Y ) for two slightly correlated discrete random variables X and Y . We wish to guess the value of X, from knowledge

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• Applied mathematics
• Fourier analysis
• Information theory
• Digital signal processing
• Sinc function
• Integral transforms
• Fourier transform
• Rectangular function
• Entropy
• Mathematical analysis
• Signal processing
• Mathematics

Paul Rastall, A Linguistic Philosophy of Language, Lewiston, Queenston, Lampeter, The Edwin Mellin Press, 2000, XV + 309 p

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• Philosophy of science
• Epistemology
• Scientific method
• Science studies
• Karl Popper
• Falsifiability
• Scientific theory
• Pseudoscience
• Verisimilitude
• Science
• Ethology
• Knowledge

Ontology-Based Data Access: From Theory to Practice Diego Calvanese KRDB Research Centre for Knowledge and Data Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy

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• Information science
• Semantic Web
• Knowledge
• Knowledge representation
• Technical communication
• Description logic
• Knowledge representation and reasoning
• Information
• Science
• Ontology

Identi…cation of Games of Incomplete Information with Multiple Equilibria and Unobserved Heterogeneity Victor Aguirregabiria University of Toronto and CEPR Pedro Mira

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• Statistics
• Knowledge
• Decision theory
• Nash equilibrium
• Best response
• Instrumental variable
• Strategy
• Economic model
• Random variable
• Game theory
• Economics
• Econometrics