Evidentiary Reasoning is a formal inferential process within adjudication theory that systematically evaluates and weighs evidence according to established normative criteria to determine the validity or strength of legal, factual, or theoretical claims.
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Evidential reasoning rule for evidence combination
Jianbo Yang, Dong‐Ling Xu · Artificial Intelligence · 2013 · 715 citations
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