Hi
The following book contains some material about belief functions on
continuous frames of
discernment :
Kohlas J., Monney P.A. (1995) A Mathematical Theory of Hints. An Approach to
the Dempster-Shafer
Theory of Evidence. Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems,
vol. 425. Springer.
Best regards,
P.A. Monney
Dr. Paul-Andr� Monney
University of Fribourg
Department of Quantitative Economics
Avenue de Beauregard 11
CH-1700 Fribourg
Switzerland
T�l. : (+41 26) 300 82 75
Fax : (+41 26) 300 97 81
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Subject: [UAI] Belief functions and continuous
domains
[I posted this before but got no response, so I'm trying
again.]
Can anyone tell me if belief-function theories such as
Dempster-Shafer are
capable of handling continuous domains? Shafer's book only
discusses finite
domains, and it's not at all obvious to me how one would
generalize it to a
continuous domain.
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