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Foundations of probabilistic inference with uncertain evidence
2005
International Journal of Approximate Reasoning
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The application of formal inference procedures, such as Bayes Theorem, requires that a judgment is made, by which the evidential meaning of physical observations is stated within the context of a formal model. Uncertain evidence is defined as the class of observations for which this statement cannot take place in certain terms. It is a significant class of evidence, since it cannot be treated using Bayes Theorem in its conventional form [G. Shafer, A Math-
doi:10.1016/j.ijar.2004.09.001
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