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S. N. Menonle likelihood measure as a means of ranking hypothesized explanations. Unfortunately, although a number of previous diagnostic expert systems have tried to do so, their approaches have been very limited and usually heuristic in nature [Shortliffe75, Duda76, Ben-Bassat80, Charniak83].

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