Many points of contact between statistics and the philosophy of science are reviewed. Some of the topics mentioned are kinds of probability, weight of evidence (corroboration), tail probabilities (p-values), Bayes/non-Bayes compromises, "explicativity," induction and probabilistic causality.
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I. J. Good (1988) studied this question.
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