(Dempster's Rule) Cal and Brady are suspects in a murder. The only witness is Earl, who says that Cal did it. But Earl is notoriously unreliable; his judgments are correct only about half the time. Meanwhile, a second piece of evidence suggests that the murderer was left-handed, and thus points to Brady. An expert on DST, who has been called into the case, represents these pieces of evidence using the bpa's: ME({Cal})=0.5 me({Cal, Brady}) = 0.5 mL({Brady})= 0.25 mL({Cal, Brady}) = 0.75

(Dempster's Rule) Cal and Brady are suspects in a murder. The only witness is Earl, who says that Cal did it. But Earl is notoriously unreliable; his judgments are correct only about half the time. Meanwhile, a second piece of evidence suggests that the murderer was left-handed, and thus points to Brady. An expert on DST, who has been called into the case, represents these pieces of evidence using the bpa's: ME({Cal})=0.5 me({Cal, Brady}) = 0.5 mL({Brady})= 0.25 mL({Cal, Brady}) = 0.75

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

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