 Few have defended such revisionist views, however. The literature has predominantly tried to vindicate the intuitive difference between naked statistical evidence and other forms of evidence. What follows is a discussion of some of the proposals in the literature, focusing specifically on the probabilistic ones. An examination of the non-probabilistic solutions to the paradoxes of naked statistical evidence falls outside the scope of this entry (for critical surveys, see Redmayne 2008; Gardiner 2018; Pardo 2019).