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REC 2018: Juan Chiachio-Ruano - Bayesian learning in expert systems using plausible Petri nets

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REC 2018: Hector Diego Estrada Lugo - Inference methods for Bayesian networks with imprecise datasets

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REC 2018 KEYNOTE: Vicki Bier - The role of expert judgement in counterterrorism risk assessment

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OPEN LECTURE: Professor Richard Clegg

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REC 2018: Keynote Presentation: Vicki Bier Methods for experts judgment in terrorism risk assessment

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REC 2018: Franz Knoll: Human Involvement – The Unforeseen and Robustness

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REC 2018: Mark Bankhead "Implementation of a Digital Twin of a Nuclear Waste Management Facility"

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REC 2018: Marco Daub "Worst-case Solution Spaces for Systems Design under Uncertainties"

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REC 2018: Vladik Kreinovich "What Is the Economically Optimal Way to Guarantee Interval Bounds on Control?"

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REC 2018: Vladik Kreinovich "Why Taylor Models And Modified Taylor Models Are Empirically Successful: A Symmetry-Based Explanation"

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Civil Engineering and Industrial Design

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REC 2018: Juan Chiachio-Ruano - Bayesian learning in expert systems using plausible Petri nets

REC 2018: Hector Diego Estrada Lugo - Inference methods for Bayesian networks with imprecise datasets

REC 2018 KEYNOTE: Vicki Bier - The role of expert judgement in counterterrorism risk assessment

OPEN LECTURE: Professor Richard Clegg

REC 2018: Keynote Presentation: Vicki Bier Methods for experts judgment in terrorism risk assessment

REC 2018: Franz Knoll: Human Involvement – The Unforeseen and Robustness

REC 2018: Mark Bankhead "Implementation of a Digital Twin of a Nuclear Waste Management Facility"

REC 2018: Marco Daub "Worst-case Solution Spaces for Systems Design under Uncertainties"

REC 2018: Vladik Kreinovich "What Is the Economically Optimal Way to Guarantee Interval Bounds on Control?"

REC 2018: Vladik Kreinovich "Why Taylor Models And Modified Taylor Models Are Empirically Successful: A Symmetry-Based Explanation"