Quantum Bayesianism
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Quantum Bayesianism is an interpretation of quantum mechanics in the early stages of development. The dominant version has evolved from the work of Christopher A. Fuchs[1]. It attempts to simplify quantum mechanics into axiomatize and to provide a more complete understanding. Quantum Bayesianism draws from the fields of quantum information and Bayesian probability. It uses the idea of anti-realism, from philosophy of science, to explain the Interpretations of quantum mechanics, like the superposition of wavefunctions, non-locality and entanglement.