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MULTI-PLAYER BELIEF CALCULI: MODELS AND APPLICATIONS
In developing methods for dealing with uncertainty in reasoning systems, it is important to consider the needs of the target applications. In particular, when the source of inferential uncertainty can be tracked to distributions of expert opinions, there might be different ways to model the repre
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