
doi: 10.1007/11518655_65
handle: 11573/154601 , 20.500.11769/75752
We consider a finite family of conditional events and, among other results, we prove a connection property for the set of coherent assessments on such family. This property assures that, for every pair of coherent assessments on the family, there exists (at least) a continuous curve C whose points are intermediate coherent probability assessments. We also consider the compactness property for the set of coherent assessments. Then, as a corollary of connection and closure properties, we obtain the theorem of extension for coherent conditional probabilities.
Conditional events; coherence; connection; compactness; theorem of extension.
Conditional events; coherence; connection; compactness; theorem of extension.
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