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KSPC13. Dimitri Kartsaklis, Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh, Stephen Putman, and Bob Coecke. Reasoning about meaning

fidence c = n / (n+k), where n is EFTA00624661 A.2 Clossary of Specialized Terms 515 the weight of evidence and k is a parameter. In the case of an Indefinite Truth Value, the confidence is associated with the width of the probability interval. • Confidence Decay: The process by which the confidence of an Atom decrea

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t Systems Workshop (PerAfIS 2008), 2008. MW07. Stephen Morgan and Christopher Winship. Counterfactuals a

fidence c = n / (n+k), where n is EFTA00624104 A.2 Clossary of Specialized Terms 329 the weight of evidence and k is a parameter. In the case of an Indefinite Truth Value, the confidence is associated with the width of the probability interval. • Confidence Decay: The process by which the confidence of an Atom decrea

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ligent Systems Workshop (PerMIS 2008), 2008. W07. Stephen Morgan and Christopher Winship. Counterfactuals a

nce c = n / (n+k), where n is HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_013244 Glossary of Specialized Terms 329 the weight of evidence and k is a parameter. In the case of an Indefinite Truth Value, the confidence is associated with the width of the probability interval. Confidence Decay: The process by which the confidence of an Atom decreases