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 . Representation and interpretation of subjective opinions<br />
 a. Formal representation of binomial, multinomial and hyper opinions<br />
-b. Correspondence between subjective opinions and other relevant representations of trust such as binary logic propositions, probabilities, Dempster-Shafer belief functions,
+b. Correspondence between subjective opinions and other relevant representations of trust such as binary logic propositions, probabilities, Dempster-Shafer belief functions,<br />
 c. Expressing opinions as PDFs (probability density functions) and fuzzy verbal categories<br />
 . Algebraic operators of subjective logic<br />

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 '''Length:''' 3 hours
-'''Intended Audience:'''
+'''Intended Audience:''' This tutorial is targeted at researchers, system designers and developers working in industry and academia in the following areas
-'''Description:'''
+'''Description:''' This tutorial gives attendees a first-hand insight into the theory and application of subjective logic by the author and researcher who proposed and started developing this framework in 1997.<br />
-'''Prerequisites:'''
+This tutorial gives an introduction to subjective logic, and how it applies to Bayesian network modelling and information fusion. Specific elements of the tutorial are:<br />
 '''Presenter:''' [mailto:josang@ifi.uio.no Audun Jøsang]
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