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work_uhq6ja4cafchxgtnv3x3ecqqhi	Branden Fitelson	Wayne, Horwich, and Evidential Diversity	1996	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5035	531	72	Wayne (1995) critiques the Bayesian explication of the confirmational significance of evidential diversity (CSED) offered by Horwich Wayne (1995) gives one reconstruction of Horwich's (1982) Bayesian account of would undermine Horwich's account of CSED, if Wayne's reconstruction were in Fitelson (1997a) which is based on a Bayesian account of independent inductive support and its relationship to the diversity and confirmational power of c-diverse data set confirms the hypothesis under test more strongly than a more c-diverse evidence confirms the hypothesis under test. wants sets of evidence with greater c-diversity to have lesser prior probability (e.g., Horwich diverse8 sets of evidence (e.g., E1) will confirm the hypothesis under test (e.g., Horwich's H1 says that a more c-diverse set of evidence E1 will tend to "ruleout more of the plausible alternative hypotheses Hj 6=1" than a less c-diverse kind of 'non-canonical' confirmational context — in which a more i-diverse data	./cache/work_uhq6ja4cafchxgtnv3x3ecqqhi.pdf	./txt/work_uhq6ja4cafchxgtnv3x3ecqqhi.txt