Keith,
I found the article cited below to be useful:
Berger, J.O. and Berry, D. A. (1988). Statistical analysis and the illusion of
objectivity. American Scientist, V. 76, 159-165.
Enjoy!
Keith Maxwell wrote:
> Tipsters,
>
> To all who are still around, do any of you happen to have a recommendation for a
>readable (layman's) explanation of Bayse's Theorem, one that has enough detail to be
>able to use it in some simple decision evaluations but not heavy on the math?
>
> Thanks for your help,
>
> Keith
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> Keith A. Maxwell
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> The truth is out there...? Do you have any evidence of that?
> --With apologies to the X-Files
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Steven M. Specht, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Psychology
Psychology Department
Utica College of Syracuse University
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