Probabilistic Reasoning Techniques for the Tactical Military Domain

Probabilistic Reasoning Techniques for the Tactical Military Domain

The use of probabilistic reasoning is a key capability in information fusion systems for a variety of domains such as military situation assessment. In this paper, we discuss two key approaches to probabilistic reasoning in military situation assessment: Probabilistic Relational Models and Object Or...

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