Original sentence: Argues for finitely additive probability measures that need not be countably additive.Emphasizes expectations rather than probability measures.Importance: Emphasizes exchangeable random variables which are often mixtures of independent random variables
Edited sentence: , 1996, 484pp., 2007, 640pp.Author: Frank Lad.Author: J.Author: José Bernardo & Smith, AFM.Author: Robert L Winkler.Description: Comprehensive; subtitled "A Mathematical, Philosophical, and Historical Introduction", but probably not for the general reader.Description: Early statement of probability as a subjective measure of degree of belief.Description: Maximizing expected utility as the only decision criterion.Description: Updated version of Winkler's classic textbook which was initially published in 1972.Does not include Markov chain Monte Carlo methods.Importance: A classic.Importance: A fairly exhaustive statement of the operational position, following on from the earlier work by Bruno de Finetti.Importance: Graduate level introduction to Bayesian inference.Importance: Updated version.Introduction to Bayesian Inference and Decision, 2nd Edition.Keynes is better-known for his contributions to Economics, but this erudite book shows him to be a polymath.Operational Subjective Statistical Methods.Publication data: Gainesville: Probabilistic Publishing, 2003, 450pp.Publication data: London, Macmillan, 1921.Publication data: New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.This is the second edition of the above paperback version.Treatise on Probability