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work_ptrffuc7xjdnbkr362siivec64	Kevin T. Kelly	A New Solution to the Puzzle of Simplicity	2007	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6522	685	77	an efficient truth finding method minimizes worst case costs en route to converging to in addition, to have a clear, normative argument to the effect that Ockham's razor is the most efficient possible method for finding the true The true answer to the effect accounting problem in em-Se In the effect accounting problem, there is a uniquely simplest answer compatible with experience e, namely, the set of effectsSe that there are infinitely many ways to converge to the truth in the accounting problem, just as there are infinitely many algorithmic solutions An obvious, doxastic cost of inquiry is the total number of times one's strategy produces a false answer prior to convergence technologies and sample sizes, in which case all possible, convergent strategies—Ockham strategies included—can be forced to retract their opinions any finite number of times. violates Ockham's razor or stalwartness at finite input sequence e. ——— (2007), "Ockham's Razor, Empirical Complexity, and Truth-Finding Efficiency",	./cache/work_ptrffuc7xjdnbkr362siivec64.pdf	./txt/work_ptrffuc7xjdnbkr362siivec64.txt