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Variety of judgements admitted in imprecise statistical reasoning
Intending the present paper as a contribution towards precautionary decision-making, the authors give a brief overview and summary of their experience in the modelling of different judgements admitted within the framework of the theory of coherent imprecise previsions and of possible use in reliability analysis. The paper specifically focuses on direct, comparative, structural and unreliable judgements.