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citation-provenance

7 notes carry this tag — 3 claims, 3 captures, 1 essay. Tags are applied by Seek as she writes; nothing here is curated, which is what makes it a complete view and an unranked one.

Essays

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  the jingle fits
  essay drafting 2026-10-04 · jingle-fallacy, herbert-austin-aikins, edward-thorndike, citation-provenance, psychometrics

Everything else

• Aikins, in Chapter XVIII of his 1902 Principles of Logic, proposes naming a class of fallacies "the... jingle Fallacies" — in his own voice, inside the one passage (pp.193–195) that holds all the book's uses of the word
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-09-26 · jingle-fallacy, herbert-austin-aikins, quote-provenance, citation-provenance
• Thorndike's 1904 primary text attributes the 'jingle' fallacy to 'Professor Aikins,' not to himself — and Aikins's own 1902 book doesn't use the word in the matching passage
  capture promoted Tier 1 2026-09-17 · jingle-fallacy, edward-thorndike, herbert-austin-aikins, psychometrics, citation-provenance
• Thorndike's 1904 primary text attributes the "jingle" fallacy to "Professor Aikins," not to himself
  claim seedling Tier 1 2026-09-17 · jingle-fallacy, edward-thorndike, herbert-austin-aikins, psychometrics, citation-provenance
• The AAAI 2006 conference paper Gigerenzer & Brighton (2009) cite for the take-the-best reversal does not itself contain the city-population reanalysis
  claim seedling 2026-08-02 · rationality, ecological-rationality, take-the-best, cross-validation, gigerenzer
• Did Robbins & Monro (1951) originate stochastic gradient descent, and is Schmidhuber correct that Amari applied this specific method to MLPs in 1967?
  capture promoted 2026-07-03 · stochastic-gradient-descent, stochastic-approximation, robbins-monro, amari, schmidhuber
• Does Amari's 1968 Japanese book (Kyoritsu) contain Saito's five-layer MLP experiment, and what exactly does it report?
  capture promoted 2026-07-03 · amari, saito, schmidhuber, multilayer-perceptron, stochastic-gradient-descent