Marginalization and Linear Opinion Pools
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(66)- Probability amalgamation and the independence issue: A reply to Laddaga
- Further evidence against independence preservation in expert judgement synthesis
- Group decision analysis and its application to combining opinions
- Consensus for belief functions and related uncertainty measures
- Allocation, Lehrer models, and the consensus of probabilities
- Conditionally externally Bayesian pooling operators in chain graphs
- Respect for experts vs. respect for unanimity: the liberal paradox in probabilistic opinion pooling
- Probabilistic opinion pooling with imprecise probabilities
- Probabilistic opinion pooling generalized. I: General agendas
- Probabilistic opinion pooling generalized. II: The premise-based approach
- Expert judgement for dependence in probabilistic modelling: a systematic literature review and future research directions
- On the closure of families of fuzzy measures under eventwise aggregations
- Cauchy-like functional equations for uninorms continuous in \((0,1)^{2}\)
- Coherent combination of experts' opinions. (With discussion)
- Combining expert probabilities using the product of odds
- The doctrinal paradox, the discursive dilemma, and logical aggregation theory
- Resolving some contradictions in the theory of linear opinion pools.
- The rarity of consistent aggregators
- Aggregating incoherent agents who disagree
- Calibrating expert assessments using hierarchical Gaussian process models
- Introduction and overview of structured expert judgement
- Aggregating infinitely many probability measures
- On linear aggregation of infinitely many finitely additive probability measures
- Decisions with conflicting and imprecise information
- Reaching a consensus
- How to resolve doxastic disagreement
- Aggregation of decomposable measures with application to utility theory
- Generalized aggregation of misspecified models: with an application to asset pricing
- Commuting equation based on continuous t-conorms and representable uninorms
- Pooling operators with the marginalization property
- Cauchy-like functional equation based on a class uninorm.
- Combining predictive distributions
- The theory of judgment aggregation: an introductory review
- Game-theoretic probability combination with applications to resolving conflicts between statistical methods
- Bayesian revision of a prior given prior-data conflict, expert opinion, or a similar insight: a large-deviation approach
- Median aggregation of distribution functions
- An impossibility theorem for allocation aggregation
- Quantifying conditional probability tables in Bayesian networks: Bayesian regression for scenario-based encoding of elicited expert assessments on feral pig habitat
- Reporting Bayes factors or probabilities to decision makers of unknown loss functions
- SUPPORT FOR GEOMETRIC POOLING
- Combining Opinions for Use in Bayesian Networks: A Measurement Error Approach
- Aggregating Credences into Beliefs: Agenda Conditions for Impossibility Results
- How to be imprecise and yet immune to sure loss
- On the pragmatic and epistemic virtues of inference to the best explanation
- Combining marginal probability distributions via minimization of weighted sum of Kullback-Leibler divergences
- Optimal square-root pooling from expert opinions
- Aggregation of multiple prior opinions
- Bounded arbitrage and nearly rational behavior
- Aggregating individual credences into collective binary beliefs: an impossibility result
- Belief aggregation, updating and dynamic collective choice
- Fifty years of decision analysis in operational research: a review
- Discrete choice under risk and model uncertainty
- The probability smoothing problem: characterizations of the Laplace method
- Aggregating causal judgments
- Bayesian group belief
- Weighted averaging, Jeffrey conditioning and invariance
- Radical pooling and imprecise probabilities
- Coherent combination of experts' opinions: another impossibility result
- Cautiousness when experts disagree
- Optimal prediction pools
- Aggregating opinions through logarithmic pooling
- Aggregation theorems and multidimensional stochastic choice models
- Joint desirability foundations of social choice and opinion pooling
- Non-manipulable division rules in claim problems and generalizations
- Necessary and sufficient consensus conditions for the eventwise aggregation of lower probabili\-ties
- Inference after checking multiple Bayesian models for data conflict and applications to mitigating the influence of rejected priors
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