Philosophical Theories of Probability

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Beyond subjective and objective in statistics (2015, background): “…“frequentist” when they formalize observer-independent tendencies or propensities of experiments to yield certain outcomes (see, for example, Gillies, 2000), which are thought of as replicable and yielding a behavior under inﬁnite replication as suggested by what is assumed to be the…”
A Field Guide to Recent Work on the Foundations of Statistical Mechanics. (2008, background): “approaches see, for instance, Howson (1995), Gillies (2000), Galavotti (2005) and Mellor (2005).”
Causal Pluralism versus Epistemic Causality (2006, unknown): “This yields one, multifaceted notion of cause.”
Reformulating and Reconstructing Quantum Theory (2011, background): “It could be interpreted as a relative frequency, as a propensity, as an objective degree of belief, as a subjective degree of belief, or some hybrid of these [30].”