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An updated view of glucose pathways in cyanobacteria. [PDF]

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García-Fernández JM, García-Fernández JM.   +1 more
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Delusion Is Not a Bug: AI, Psychiatry, and the Ethics of Uncertainty. [PDF]

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Carr BR.
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Implied Motion as a Mechanism for Spontaneous Belief Computation in Humans

Christian P, Cahill J, Fecker A, Paskin M, Löfström R, Zook Z, Raslan A, Collins K, Guterstam A.   +8 more
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Analyzing belief function networks with conditional beliefs

2011 11th International Conference on Intelligent Systems Design and Applications, 2011
The success of Bayesian networks is due to their capability to simply represent (in)dependence and to be a compact representation of a full joint distribution of the set of random variables involved in the studied system. Since belief function theory is known as a general framework to reason under uncertainty, it is expected that belief function ...
Imen Boukhris, Zied Elouedi, Salem Benferhat   +2 more
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Functional belief and judgmental belief

Synthese, 2017
A division between functional (animal) belief, on the one hand, and judgmental (reflective) belief, on the other, is central to Sosa’s two-tier virtue epistemology. For Sosa, mere functional belief is constituted by a first-order affirmation (or, perhaps, a simple disposition to affirm). In contrast, a judgmental belief is an intentional affirmation; a
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