No way to do it other way around? Nothing along the lines of, say, considering a set of various “things to be explained” and for each a hypothesis explaining it, and then talk about subsets of those? ie, a subset in which 1⁄10 of the hypothesies in that subset are objectively true would be a set of hypothesies assigned .1 probability, or something?
Yeah, the notion of how to do this exactly is, admittedly, fuzzy in my head, but I have to say that it sure does seem like there ought to be some way to use the notion of frequentist probability to construct subjective probability along these lines.
No way to do it other way around? Nothing along the lines of, say, considering a set of various “things to be explained” and for each a hypothesis explaining it, and then talk about subsets of those? ie, a subset in which 1⁄10 of the hypothesies in that subset are objectively true would be a set of hypothesies assigned .1 probability, or something?
Yeah, the notion of how to do this exactly is, admittedly, fuzzy in my head, but I have to say that it sure does seem like there ought to be some way to use the notion of frequentist probability to construct subjective probability along these lines.
I may be completely wrong though.