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Consensus in distributed estimation with inconsistent beliefs

Two people sequentially revise and exchange their estimates of the same random variable. They may have different models of the underlying probability structure. The two sets of estimates then will converge to the same value, or the people will realize that their beliefs are inconsistent.

Pravin Varaiya | Demosthenis Teneketzis

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