the
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Workshops on Combining Probability and Logic
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2015: The Seventh Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
Special focus: formal epistemology and inductive logic
University of Kent, Canterbury, UK, 20-22 April 2015
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2013: The Sixth Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
Special focus: Combining probability and logic to solve philosophical problems
Carl Friedrich von Siemens Stiftung,
Munich, Germany, 17-18 September 2013
A special issue
of the Journal
of Applied Logic will be devoted to the themes of the workshop.
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2011: The Fifth Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
In honour of Haim Gaifman's work on the intersection of probability and logic
Columbia University, New York, US, 10-11 September 2011
A special issue
of the Journal
of Applied Logic will be devoted to the themes of the workshop.
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2009: The Fourth Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
Special focus: new approaches to rationality in decision making
University
of Groningen, The Netherlands, 17-18 September 2009
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2007: The Third Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
Special focus: probabilistic logics and probabilistic networks
University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, 5-7 September 2007
A special issue
of the Journal
of Applied Logic 7(2), 2009, was devoted to the themes of the workshop.
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2005: The Second Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
Special
focus: objective Bayesianism
London School of Economics, London, UK, 6-8 July 2005.
A special issue of the Journal
of Logic, Language and Information 15(1-2), 2006, was devoted to the themes
of the workshop.
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2002: The First Workshop on Combining Probability and Logic
King's
College London, UK, 4-6 November 2002.
A special issue of the Journal
of Applied Logic 1(3-4), 2003, was devoted to the themes of the workshop.
STEERING COMMITTEE
Rolf
Haenni: Department of Engineering and Information Technologies, Bern University
of Applied Science
Jeff
Helzner: Department Philosophy, Columbia University
Niki Pfeifer: Munich Center for
Mathematical Philosophy
Jan-Willem Romeijn:
Department of Philosophy, University of Groningen
Gregory
Wheeler: Centre for Research in Artificial Intelligence, New University
of Lisbon
Jon Williamson: Department of Philosophy & Centre
for Reasoning, University of Kent