Multiplication and comultiplication of beliefs represent a generalisation of multiplication and comultiplication of probabilities as well as of binary logic AND and OR. Our approach follows that of subjective logic, where belief functions are expressed as opinions that are interpreted as being equivalent to beta probability distributions. We compare different types of opinion product and coproduct, and show that they represent very good approximations of the the analytical product and coproduct of beta probability distributions. We also define division and codivision of opinions, and compare our framework with other logic frameworks for combining uncertain propositions
In this paper, we provide a deep examination of the main bases of Subjective Logic (SL) and reveal s...
Abstract. Multinomial subjective opinions are a special type of belief functions, where belief mass ...
josang @ unik.no Belief fusion is the principle of com-bining separate beliefs or bodies of evidence...
Multiplication and comultiplication of beliefs represent a generalisation of multiplication and comu...
AbstractMultiplication and comultiplication of beliefs represent a generalisation of multiplication ...
This paper defines a framework for artificial reasoning called Subjective Logic, which consists of ...
Abstract. This paper defines a framework for artificial reasoning called Subjective Logic, which con...
Conditional inference plays a central role in logical and Bayesian reasoning, and is used in a wide ...
Abstract. This paper proposes a method of integrating two different concepts of belief in artificial...
: Belief functions are mathematical objects defined to satisfy three axioms that look somewhat simil...
AbstractThe theory of belief functions is a generalization of the Bayesian theory of subjective prob...
Edited by Markus Knauff and Wolfgang SpohnInternational audienceThis chapter surveys recent approach...
We first describe a metric for uncertain probabilities called opinion, and subsequently a set of log...
Subjective logic is a type of probabilistic logic that allows probability values to be expressed wit...
The problem of fusing beliefs in the Dempster-Shafer belief theory has attracted consid-erable atten...
In this paper, we provide a deep examination of the main bases of Subjective Logic (SL) and reveal s...
Abstract. Multinomial subjective opinions are a special type of belief functions, where belief mass ...
josang @ unik.no Belief fusion is the principle of com-bining separate beliefs or bodies of evidence...
Multiplication and comultiplication of beliefs represent a generalisation of multiplication and comu...
AbstractMultiplication and comultiplication of beliefs represent a generalisation of multiplication ...
This paper defines a framework for artificial reasoning called Subjective Logic, which consists of ...
Abstract. This paper defines a framework for artificial reasoning called Subjective Logic, which con...
Conditional inference plays a central role in logical and Bayesian reasoning, and is used in a wide ...
Abstract. This paper proposes a method of integrating two different concepts of belief in artificial...
: Belief functions are mathematical objects defined to satisfy three axioms that look somewhat simil...
AbstractThe theory of belief functions is a generalization of the Bayesian theory of subjective prob...
Edited by Markus Knauff and Wolfgang SpohnInternational audienceThis chapter surveys recent approach...
We first describe a metric for uncertain probabilities called opinion, and subsequently a set of log...
Subjective logic is a type of probabilistic logic that allows probability values to be expressed wit...
The problem of fusing beliefs in the Dempster-Shafer belief theory has attracted consid-erable atten...
In this paper, we provide a deep examination of the main bases of Subjective Logic (SL) and reveal s...
Abstract. Multinomial subjective opinions are a special type of belief functions, where belief mass ...
josang @ unik.no Belief fusion is the principle of com-bining separate beliefs or bodies of evidence...