Princeton University Press eBooks· 2020
A Mathematical Theory of Evidence
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This book constructs a new theory of epistemic probability by building on an abstract understanding of how facts are combined, diverging from Dempster's viewpoint by identifying his 'upper and lower probabilities' as fundamental.
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