Belief fusion and revision: an overview based on epistemic logic semantics

Journal of Applied Non-Classical Logics 14 (3):247-274 (2004)
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In this paper, we formulate some approaches to belief fusion and revision using epistemic logic semantics. Fusion operators considered in this paper are majority merging, arbitration, and general merging. Some modalities corresponding to belief fusion and revision operators are incorporated into epistemic logics. The Kripke semantics of these extended logics are presented. While most existing approaches treat belief fusion and revision operators as meta-level constructs, we directly incorporate these operators into our object logic language. By doing so, we both extend the expressive power of epistemic logic and enhance the techniques of information fusion.

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