Characterization of comparative belief structures
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies
Confidence relations and ordinal information
Information Sciences: an International Journal
Fuzzy Measure Theory
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Belief functions may be taken as an alternative to the classical probability theory, as a generalization of this theory, but also as a non-traditional and sophisticated application of probability theory. In this contribution, the idea of numerically quantified degrees of belief is abandoned in favour of the case when belief functions take their values in partially ordered sets perhaps enriched to lower or upper semilattices. Such structures seem to be the most general ones to which reasonable and nontrivial parts of the theory of belief functions can be extended and generalized.