What Is the Problem of Coherence and Truth

By Erik J. Olsson. 2002

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Subfields: Philosophy

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• Exploring the Space of Topic Coherence Measures (2015, background): “The co-herences of [12, 13, 1] can be written as: The coherences defined in [7] and transformed in [16] can be written as: C one-all = ( P bd , S oneall , m d , σ a ) C one-any = P bd , S oneany , m d , σ a C any-any = P bd , S anyany , m d , σ a Shogenji’s [17], Olsson’s [14] and Fitelson’s [8] cohe”
• New Hope for Shogenji's Coherence Measure (2011, background): “Such measures have grown increasingly complex beginning with Olsson’s set-theoretic notion of coherence as relative overlap (Olsson, 2002), through Fitelson’s measure of coherence as a function of Kemeny-Oppenheim degrees of factual support (Fitelson, 2003, 2004), and up to Douven and Meijs’ general”