Stochastic methods will transform pure and applied mathematics in the beginning of the third millennium. Probability and statistics will come to be viewed as the natural tools to use in mathematical as well as scientific modeling. The intellectual world as a whole will come to view logic as a beautiful elegant idealization but to view statistics as the standard way in which we reason and think.In fact, stochastics have come of age as we proceed into the second decade of the 21st century. You can read his entire paper linked below.
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I received the following kind note in response to this posting from Alfredo Russo, Professor at Universidad Virtual de Quilmes:
Hi William: I've read the same concepts from Dr Edwin T Jaynes since 1998 in his papers and the Book: Probabiliy, the Logic of Science. Dr Jaynes, an active member of the International Society of Bayesian Analysis, passed away in April 1998. His site http://bayes.wustl.edu/ is mantained by one of his collaborators. He was both: a physicist and an engineer.
Hi William,
this is a really interesting article. Thank you for sharing this on your blog.
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