A logic for reasoning about evidence
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- Evidence with uncertain likelihoods
- Logics with lower and upper probability operators
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- A quantified logic of evidence
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- Logic of evidence-based knowledge
- Logical dynamics of evidence
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- Explaining by evidence
- Uncertainty about evidence
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- Time-stamped claim logic
- Probabilistic Temporal Logics
- Some New Probability Operators
- Semirings of Evidence
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- Reasons to believe in a social environment
- On aggregating probabilistic evidence
- Evidence for Fixpoint Logic
- Evidence logic: a new look at neighborhood structures
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- Common knowledge and consensus with noisy communication
- Logical perspectives on the foundations of probability
- Reasoning about knowledge and conditional probability
- Dynamic logics of evidence-based beliefs
- Probabilistic temporal logic with countably additive semantics
- Representations of uncertainty in artificial intelligence: probability and possibility
- Attainable knowledge and omniscience
- Allocation of arguments and evidence theory
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