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Modelling Uncertain Implication Rulees Theory in Evidence

Authors: Alessio Benavoli, Luigi Chisci, Alfonso Farina, Branko Ristic

Often knowledge from human experts is expressed in the form of uncertain implication rules, such as "if A then B" with a certain degree of confidence. Therefore, it is important to include such a representation of knowledge into the process of reasoning under uncertainty.

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