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Subjective Logic - Department of Informatics Norwegian version of this page Subjective Logic by Audun Jøsang Reasoning under Uncertainty with Subjective Logic Subjective logic can be used to mathematically express and visualise the subjectivity of truths, and to formally fuse and analyse them for deeper insight and understanding. With subjective logic it is possible to mathematically analyse the relationship between different subjective truths that are held and promoted by different sources. Subjective logic is a calculus for probabilities expressed with degrees of epistemic uncertainty where
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