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Computational evaluation demonstrates improved threat assessment under epistemic uncertainty using credal valuation networks, highlighting the utility of imprecise probabilities in air surveillance.
The paper develops a valuation network for sequential assessment of threat under epistemic uncertainty based on theoretical foundations and semantics of imprecise probability theory. The valuations are expressed as credal sets defined by coherent probability intervals on singletons. The combination rule is the generalized Bayes rule introduced by Walley. The model of a single-target threat is based on the classical “capability-intent” paradigm in an air surveillance context. Numerical results illustrate the performance of developed credal valuation network (with imprecise probabilities) against the valuation network with precise probabilistic models.
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