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Default Clustering from Sparse Data Sets

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Categorization with a very high missing data rate is seldom studied, especially from a non-probabilistic point of view. This paper proposes a new algorithm called default clusterin...

Julien Velcin, Jean-Gabriel Ganascia

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Multiple Semi-revision in Possibilistic Logic

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Semi-revision is a model of belief change that diﬀers from revision in that a new formula is not always accepted. Later, Fuhrmann deﬁned multiple semi-revision by replacing a n...

Guilin Qi, Weiru Liu, David A. Bell

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Type Uncertainty in Ontologically-Grounded Qualitative Probabilistic Matching

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This paper is part of a project to match real-world descriptions of instances of objects to models of objects. We use a rich ontology to describe s and models at multiple levels of...

David Poole, Clinton Smyth

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Possibility Theory for Reasoning About Uncertain Soft Constraints

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Abstract. Preferences and uncertainty occur in many real-life problems. The theory of possibility is one non-probabilistic way of dealing with uncertainty, which allows for easy in...

Maria Silvia Pini, Francesca Rossi, Kristen Brent ...

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A Possibilistic Inconsistency Handling in Answer Set Programming

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Abstract. Both in classical logic and in Answer Set Programming, inconsistency is characterized by non existence of a model. Whereas every formula is a theorem for inconsistent set...

Pascal Nicolas, Laurent Garcia, Igor Stépha...

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Hydrologic Models for Emergency Decision Support Using Bayesian Networks

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In the presence of a river flood, operators in charge of control must take decisions based on imperfect and incomplete sources of information (e.g., data provided by a limited numb...

Martín Molina, Raquel Fuentetaja, Luis Garr...

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Consonant Random Sets: Structure and Properties

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In this paper, we investigate consonant random sets from the point of view of lattice theory. We introduce a new deﬁnition of consonancy and study its relationship with possibili...

Enrique Miranda

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Contextual Discounting of Belief Functions

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The Transferable Belief Model is a general framework for managing imprecise and uncertain information using belief functions. In this framework, the discounting operation allows to...

David Mercier, Benjamin Quost, Thierry Denoeux

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APPSSAT: Approximate Probabilistic Planning Using Stochastic Satisfiability

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Stephen M. Majercik

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