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Hi All
This is in relation to the folllowing paper:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1402.6562.pdf
See section 3 on examples where standard probability theory is discussed. Is it valid? To me its rather obvious but I had had a retired professor of probability say probability theory doesn't have a state space. This has me totality flummoxed. Is he right and if so what am I missing?
Thanks
Bill
This is in relation to the folllowing paper:
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1402.6562.pdf
See section 3 on examples where standard probability theory is discussed. Is it valid? To me its rather obvious but I had had a retired professor of probability say probability theory doesn't have a state space. This has me totality flummoxed. Is he right and if so what am I missing?
Thanks
Bill