Probability Theory : The Logic of Science

“…tantalizing ideas…one of the most useful and least familiar applications of Bayesian theory…Probability Theory [is] considerably more entertaining reading than the average statistics textbook…the conceptual points that underlie his attacks are often right on.”
Science
“This is a work written by a scientist for scientists. As such it is to be welcomed. The reader will certainly find things with which he disagrees, but he will also find much that will cause him to think deeply not only on his usual practice by also on statistics and probability in general. Probability Theory: the Logic of Science is, for both statisticians and scientists, more than just ‘recommended reading’: it should be prescribed.”
Mathematical Reviews
“…the rewards of reading Probability Theory can be immense.”
Physics Today, Ralph Baierlein
“This is not an ordinary text. It is an unabashed, hard sell of the Bayesian approach to statistics. It is wonderfully down to earth, with hundreds of telling examples. Everyone who is interested in the problems or applications of statistics should have a serious look.”
SIAM News
“[T]he author thinks for himself…and writes in a lively way about all sorts of things. It is worth dipping into it if only for vivid expressions of opinion…There are many books on Bayesian statistics, but few with this much color.”
Notices of the AMS