Alan M. Frisch

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2013
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Alan M. Frisch, Peter Haddawy:
Probability as a Modal Operator. CoRR abs/1304.2352 (2013)
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Peter Haddawy, Alan M. Frisch:
Convergent Deduction for Probabilistic Logic. CoRR abs/1304.2742 (2013)
1994
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Alan M. Frisch, Peter Haddawy:
Anytime Deduction for Probabilistic Logic. Artif. Intell. 69(1-2): 93-122 (1994)
1988
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Peter Haddawy, Alan M. Frisch:
Convergent deduction for probabilistic logic. Int. J. Approx. Reason. 2(3): 335 (1988)
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Peter Haddawy, Alan M. Frisch:
Modal logics of higher-order probability. UAI 1988: 133-148

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