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IN the first part of this paper (this Journal, I966, 17 (65), 21 certain informal conditions were postulated to which a confirmation-functor denoting degree of evidential support by eliminative induction should conform. Various consequences were shown informally to follow from these conditions, including a law which excludes such a functor from being an interpretation of any well-formed expression within the classical calculus of probabilities. It was also argued that these conditions and their consequences were implicit in at least one familiar concept of evidential support and could be illustrated from its actual operation in science.
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