Proof systems for probabilistic uncertain reasoning

Journal of Symbolic Logic 63 (3):1007-1039 (1998)
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The paper describes and proves completeness theorems for a series of proof systems formalizing common sense reasoning about uncertain knowledge in the case where this consists of sets of linear constraints on a probability function

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