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Natural Projectibility and the Self-Assembly of Learning
Issues of projectibility are central to the philosophy of induction. The basic problem goes like this. Inductive learning involves projecting regularities in past experience onto unobserved cases. But any body of experience can be described as exhibiting any number of regularities, and depending on
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