This paper deals with conditional decisions on generalized Anscombe-Aumann acts mapping states of the world to finitely additive probabilities on the set of menus of consequences, the latter conveying a form of “objective” ambiguity. If the decision maker has a systematic pessimistic/optimistic attitude towards “objective” ambiguity, acts reduce to functions mapping states of the world to belief/plausibility functions on consequences. We provide a system of axioms assuring the representability of a family of conditional preference relations on such acts by a conditional functional in which “subjective” uncertainty is modeled through a conditional belief/plausibility function on the states of the world, obeying to a suitable axiomatic definition.

Conditional decisions under objective and subjective ambiguity in Dempster-Shafer theory

Petturiti D.
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Vantaggi B.
2022

Abstract

This paper deals with conditional decisions on generalized Anscombe-Aumann acts mapping states of the world to finitely additive probabilities on the set of menus of consequences, the latter conveying a form of “objective” ambiguity. If the decision maker has a systematic pessimistic/optimistic attitude towards “objective” ambiguity, acts reduce to functions mapping states of the world to belief/plausibility functions on consequences. We provide a system of axioms assuring the representability of a family of conditional preference relations on such acts by a conditional functional in which “subjective” uncertainty is modeled through a conditional belief/plausibility function on the states of the world, obeying to a suitable axiomatic definition.
2022
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