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We study probability intervals as an interesting tool to represent uncertain information. A number of basic operations necessary to develop a calculus with probability intervals, such as combination, marginalization, conditioning and integration are studied in detail. Moreover, probability intervals are compared with other uncertainty theories, such as lower and upper probabilities, Choquet capacities of order two and belief and plausibility functions. The advantages of probability intervals with respect to these formalisms in computational efficiency are also highlighted.
Campos et al. (Wed,) studied this question.