Incremental conditioning of lower and upper probabilities
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The article deals with the problem of updating lower and upper (``imprecise) probabilities through conditioning. The author discusses the so-called ``loosing information, a vague concept that depends on (besides the way of conditioning) the non-uniqueness of the relevant enveloping ``precise probabilities.
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