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Bayesian logic

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Bayesian logic
A type of reasoning in which the likelihood of an event occurring can be described in quantitative—ie probabilistic terms. See Artificial intelligence, Computer-assisted diagnosis.


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The need to estimate hazard frequency in order to initiate this analysis simply illustrates the inescapable requirement for following an iterative approach to evaluate complex problems, reinforces the importance of requiring evidence from more than one source, and supports the merits of Bayesian logic as a means to make rational use of available evidence (Gill 2002).
 
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