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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3444-6sentations of yet other theoretical representation frameworks such as formal concept analysis, conditional events and ranking functions, and also possibilistic logic, in connection with the uncertainty frameworks addressed here. The next chapter in this volume is devoted to more complex frameworks:

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Representations of Uncertainty in AI: Beyond Probability and Possibility, you can literally take to the bank or bring tolocal angel investors to receive the funding you need to launch your business or a new product. Or it might be a model that shows with startling clarity that your new product development effort is a likely winner—or loser. Even better, you’ll learn to c

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