
handle: 10447/47703 , 11573/368286 , 20.500.11769/101545
In this paper we consider imprecise conditional prevision assessments on random quantities with finite set of possible values. We use a notion of generalized coherence which is based on the coherence principle of de Finetti. We consider the checking of g-coherence, by extending some previous results obtained for imprecise conditional probability assessments. Then, we study a connection property of interval-valued gcoherent prevision assessments, by extending a result given in a previous paper for precise assessments.
Conditional random quantities; imprecise prevision assessments; generalized coherence; checking of g-coherence; connection property., Conditional random quantities, imprecise prevision assessments, generalized coherence, checking of g-coherence, connection property.
Conditional random quantities; imprecise prevision assessments; generalized coherence; checking of g-coherence; connection property., Conditional random quantities, imprecise prevision assessments, generalized coherence, checking of g-coherence, connection property.
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