Self‐locating belief and the Sleeping Beauty problem
By A. Elga. 2000
361 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Philosophy
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- Sleeping Beauty: reply to Elga (2001, background): “At the beginning of her Monday awakening, what credence does Beauty assign to the hypothesis HEADS that the result of the coin toss is heads? What credence does she assign to the hypothesis TAILS that it’s tails? Adam Elga (2000) argues that P(HEADS) = 1/3, P(TAILS) = 2/3.”
- Our Knowledge of the Internal World (2008, background): “9 Elga (2000). As Elga notes, the problem has its source in a discussion in the game theory literature about games with imperfect recall.”
- Sleeping Beauty: in defence of Elga (2002, neutral): “Elga (2000) and Lewis (2001) both accept (3), (4) and (5), and I agree.”