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Confidentiality in the European Statistical System.

Photis Nanopoulos (1997)

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Confidentiality and data protection are the counterparts of the obligation for response and the cornerstone for confidence building between the national statistical services and the respondents. On this common principle the various national statistical systems among the 15 (and other) European states have been established. There is great concern at national and international level on statistical confidentiality. The respect of privacy has led national authorities to develop...

Bayesian Propositional Logic

Tomasz Jarmużek, Mateusz Klonowski, Jacek Malinowski (2017)

Bulletin of the Section of Logic

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We define and investigate from a logical point of view a family of consequence relations defined in probabilistic terms. We call them relations of supporting, and write: |≈w where w is a probability function on a Boolean language. A |≈w B iff the fact that A is the case does not decrease a probability of being B the case. Finally, we examine the intersection of |≈w , for all w, and give some formal properties of it.

Statistical and decision theoretic aspects of examination assessment.

Simon French (1989)

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At a recent conference in Innsbruck, held in memory of Bruno De Finetti, attention focused on one of his aphorisms: analysts should think about things. This paper seeks to do precisely that in the context of public examinations in England and Wales. It attempts to think about those quantitative things that are done to marks in the process of assessing candidate scripts. Public examinations are central to our education system: hundreds of thousands of candidates enter them every year....