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2018

Representative names of computing degree programs worldwideMihaela Sabin, Paul Snow, Simon, John Impagliazzo, Alison Clear, Yan Timanovsky. ace 2018: 105-112 [doi]

2017

An ordered credibility contrast semantics for finite probability agreementPaul Snow. japll, 22:14-27, 2017. [doi]

2012

Special Issue on Information Fusion Applications to Human Health and SafetyAl Ozonoff, Fabio Cuzzolin, Paul Snow. inffus, 13(2):102-104, 2012. [doi]

2007

Pfanzagl exchanges diagnose an anomaly in expected utility decision theoryPaul Snow. ijar, 46(2):408-420, 2007. [doi]

2005

Pfanzagl Exchanges Diagnose a Continuity Anomaly Pertinent to Allais ProblemPaul Snow. flairs 2005: 778-784

Ordinal Subjective Foundations for Finite-domain Probability AgreementPaul Snow. isipta 2005: 332-339

2004

What Concrete Things Does Fuzzy Propositional Logic Describe?Paul Snow. pricai 2004: 445-453 [doi]

2003

The reasonableness of necessityPaul Snow. ijar, 33(3):287-301, 2003. [doi]

Belief, Logic, and Partial TruthPaul Snow. ci, 19(2):201-213, 2003. [doi]

2002

The Reasonableness of NecessityPaul Snow. flairs 2002: 508-512

2001

The Disappearance of Equation Fifteen, a Richard Cox MysteryPaul Snow. flairs 2001: 602-606

The Reasonableness of Possibility From the Perspective of CoxPaul Snow. ci, 17(1):178-192, 2001.

1999

Diverse Confidence Levels in a Probabilistic Semantics for Conditional LogicsPaul Snow. ai, 113(1-2):269-279, 1999. [doi]

1998

The Vulnerability of the Transferable Belief Model to Dutch BooksPaul Snow. ai, 105(1-2):345-354, 1998. [doi]

Is Intelligent Belief Really Beyond Logic?Paul Snow. flairs 1998: 430-434

On the Correctness and Reasonableness of Cox s Theorem for Finite DomainsPaul Snow. ci, 14(3):452-459, 1998. [doi]

1996

The posterior probabilities of linearly constrained priors and interval-bounded conditionalsPaul Snow. tsmc, 26(5):655-659, 1996. [doi]

Inference using conditional probabilities despite prior ignorancePaul Snow. tsmc, 26(3):349-360, 1996. [doi]

1995

An Intuitive Motivation of Bayesian Belief ModelsPaul Snow. ci, 11:449-459, 1995.

1994

The Emergence of Ordered Belief from Initial IgnorancePaul Snow. AAAI 1994: 281-286

Ignorance and the Expressiveness of Single- and Set-Valued Probability Models of BeliefPaul Snow. uai 1994: 531-537 [doi]

1992

Intuitions about Ordered Beliefs Leading to Probabilistic ModelsPaul Snow. uai 1992: 298-302 [doi]

1991

Compressed Constraints in Probabilistic Logic and Their RevisionPaul Snow. uai 1991: 386-391 [doi]

Restraining the Proliferation of Worlds in Probabilistic Logic EntailmentsPaul Snow. ecsqaru 1991: 318-322

Improved posterior probability estimates from prior and conditional linear constraint systemsPaul Snow. tsmc, 21(2):464-469, 1991. [doi]

1986

Bayesian Inference without Point EstimatesPaul Snow. AAAI 1986: 233-237

Bounded Utilifies and Ruin ConstraintsPaul Snow. tsmc, 16(3):469-470, 1986. [doi]

1984

Exponential utility and ruin constraintsPaul Snow. tsmc, 14(5):761-764, 1984. [doi]

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