Explore the intersection of philosophy and statistical science in this thought-provoking lecture by Deborah Mayo from Virginia Tech. Delve into the reciprocal importance of these disciplines as part of Chapman University's conference celebrating the Doctor of Science program in Mathematics, Philosophy and Physics. Gain insights from a world-renowned researcher as she examines how philosophical concepts influence statistical methodologies and how statistical science, in turn, informs philosophical inquiries. Discover the implications of this interdisciplinary approach for advancing both fields and enhancing our understanding of scientific reasoning and methodology.
The Importance of Philosophy for Statistical Science and Vice Versa
Schmid College, Chapman University via YouTube
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Deborah Mayo (Virginia Tech): The Importance of Philosophy for Statistical Science and Vice Versa
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Schmid College, Chapman University
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