 A view called Likelihoodism relies on likelihood ratios in much the same way as the Bayesian logic articulated above. However, Likelihoodism attempts to avoid the use of prior probabilities. For an account of this alternative view, see the supplement  Likelihood Ratios, Likelihoodism, and the Law of Likelihood. For more discussion of  Bayes’ Theorem and its application, see the entries on  Bayes’ Theorem  and on  Bayesian Epistemology  in this Encyclopedia.