Why H does not measure information: the role of the ?special case? legerdemain solution in the maintenance of anomalies in normal science
Quality & QuantityPublished 1 May 1990
KennethD. Bailey
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ahomaly, legerdemain solution, information, entropy, special case, normal science,
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