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Learning From Conditionals: Judy Benjamin's Other Problems

The Judy Benjamin problem, a problem in probability kinematics, deals with the updating of belief functions where the new evidence itself gives the new conditional probability of some sentence. Similar problems arise in deterministic (as opposed to probabilistic) epistemology. We examine one such problem and propose a solution.

Norman Y. Foo | Maurice Pagnucco | Abhaya C. Nayak | Pavlos Peppas

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