
Symbolic and quantitative approaches to reasoning with uncertainty
by Salem Benferhat, Philippe Besnard
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Author: Salem Benferhat, Philippe Besnard
Published by Springer Berlin Heidelberg
ISBN: 978-3-540-42464-2
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-44652-4
Table of Contents:
- Graphical Models as Languages for Computer Assisted Diagnosis and Decision Making
- Planning with Uncertainty and Incomplete Information
- What’s Your Preference? And How to Express and Implement It in Logic Programming!
- On Preference Representation on an Ordinal Scale
- Rule-Based Decision Support in Multicriteria Choice and Ranking
- Propositional Distances and Preference Representation
- Value Iteration over Belief Subspace
- Space-Progressive Value Iteration: An Anytime Algorithm for a Class of POMDPs
- Reasoning about Intentions in Uncertain Domains
- Troubleshooting with Simultaneous Models
- A Rational Conditional Utility Model in a Coherent Framework
- Probabilistic Reasoning as a General Unifying Tool
- An Operational View of Coherent Conditional Previsions
- Decomposition of Influence Diagrams
- Mixtures of Truncated Exponentials in Hybrid Bayesian Networks
- Importance Sampling in Bayesian Networks Using Antithetic Variables
- Using Recursive Decomposition to Construct Elimination Orders, Jointrees, and Dtrees
- Caveats For Causal Reasoning With Equilibrium Models
- Supporting Changes in Structure in Causal Model Construction
- The Search of Causal Orderings: A Short Cut for Learning Belief Networks
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