This paper addresses the following question: how should we update our beliefs after observing some incomplete data, in order to make credible predictions about new, and possibly i...
We study the recently discovered phenomenon [1] of existence of comparative probability orderings on finite sets that violate Fishburn hypothesis [2, 3] — we call such ordering...
The paper presents an efficient solution to decision problems where direct partial information on the distribution of the states of nature is available, either by observations of ...
A Chaotic Probability model is a usual set of probability measures, M, the totality of which is endowed with an objective, frequentist interpretation as opposed to being viewed as...
This article presents a probabilistic logic whose sentences can be interpreted as asserting the acceptability of gambles described in terms of an underlying logic. This probabilis...