To evaluate a probabilistic generalization we need to do more than to find one or two counterexamples. Which of the following questions should be asked when evaluating the logical strength of a probabilistic generalization?
A) Can I think of at least three possible counterexamples?
B) Is the generalization consistent with common sense?
C) Were enough cases considered?
D) What are the implications of the generalization, if it is true?

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When evaluating a probabilistic generalization, it's important to consider whether enough cases were considered to ensure the generalization is statistically significant and reliable.

To Evaluate a Probabilistic Generalization We Need to Do More