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Does matter really matter? Computer simulations, experiments, and materiality. Synthese. 2008 Parker, Wendy S.

Confirmation & evaluation, Data

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  1. Computer simulation through an error-statistical lens. Synthese. 2008 Parker, Wendy S.

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  1. When is an ensemble like a sample? “Model-based” inferences in climate modeling. Synthese. 2022 Dethier, Corey

    Ensemble methods, Reliability & uncertainty

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  2. Two Exploratory Uses for General Circulation Models in Climate Science. Perspectives on Science. 2021 Wilson, Joseph

    Understanding & explanation

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  3. Evidence and Knowledge from Computer Simulation. Erkenntnis. 2020 Parker, Wendy S.

    Confirmation & evaluation, Reliability & uncertainty

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  4. Climate Model Confirmation: From Philosophy to Predicting Climate in the Real World. In Lloyd, Elisabeth A., Winsberg, Eric (eds.) Climate Modelling. 2018 Knutti, Reto

    Confirmation & evaluation, Predictions and projections

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  5. “Agreement” in the IPCC Confidence measure. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics. 2017 Rehg, William, Staley, Kent

    Communication of uncertainties, Expert judgement, Reliability & uncertainty

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  6. Global Climate Modeling as Applied Science. Journal for General Philosophy of Science. 2015 Goodwin, William M.

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  7. Climate Simulations: Uncertain Projections for an Uncertain World. Journal for General Philosophy of Science. 2014 Hillerbrand, Rafaela

    Reliability & uncertainty

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