31. Old papers in Statistical Science

In its early days (2, 1-44, 1987), Statistical Science published a `multi-discussion' on uncertainty modelling in Artificial Intelligence. Old journal material is now freely available and you can access the papers here at Project Euclid.

The contents are as follows:

In This Issue
1-2 [contains interesting background info]

Probability Judgment in Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
Glenn Shafer; 3-16

The Probability Approach to the Treatment of Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
Dennis V. Lindley; 17-24

Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty
David J. Spiegelhalter; 25-30

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Comment
Stephen R. Watson; 30-32

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Comment
A. P. Dempster and Augustine Kong; 32-36

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Comment
Glenn Shafer; 37-38

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Comment: A Tale of Two Wells
Dennis V. Lindley; 38-40

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Comment
David J. Spiegelhalter; 40-41

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Rejoinder
Glenn Shafer; 41-42

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Rejoinder
Dennis V. Lindley; 42-43

[Probabilistic Expert Systems in Medicine: Practical Issues in Handling Uncertainty]: Rejoinder
David J. Spiegelhalter; 43-44