Axioms for typefree subjective probability
Cezary Cieslinski, Leon Horsten, Hannes Leitgeb

TL;DR
This paper develops two foundational axiomatic systems for typefree subjective probability, one finitely additive and one infinitely additive, to provide a formal basis for analyzing controversial principles in the field.
Contribution
It introduces and compares two axiomatic frameworks for typefree subjective probability, offering a formal foundation for future theoretical investigations.
Findings
Finitely additive probability system suitable for controversial principles
Infinitely additive probability system explicated and contrasted
Frameworks facilitate formal analysis of subjective probability principles
Abstract
We formulate and explore two basic axiomatic systems of typefree subjective probability. One of them explicates a notion of finitely additive probability. The other explicates a concept of infinitely additive probability. It is argued that the first of these systems is a suitable background theory for formally investigating controversial principles about typefree subjective probability.
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TopicsPhilosophy and History of Science · Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education
