Package net.sf.tweety.logics.commons.analysis

Class ShapleyCulpabilityMeasure<S extends Formula,​T extends BeliefSet<S,​?>>

  • Type Parameters:
    S - the type of formulas
    T - the type of belief sets
    All Implemented Interfaces:
    CulpabilityMeasure<S,​T>
    public class ShapleyCulpabilityMeasure<S extends Formula,​T extends BeliefSet<S,​?>>
extends java.lang.Object
implements CulpabilityMeasure<S,​T>
    This class implements the Shapley culpability measure.
    Author:
    Matthias Thimm

    • Method Summary

      Modifier and Type Method Description
      java.lang.Double culpabilityMeasure​(T beliefSet, S formula)
      Returns the degree of responsibility of the given formula to cause inconsistency in the given belief set (NOTE: the formula should be in the given belief set).

      • Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

        equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

    • Constructor Detail

      • ShapleyCulpabilityMeasure

        public ShapleyCulpabilityMeasure​(BeliefSetInconsistencyMeasure<S> inconsistencyMeasure)
        Creates a new Shapley culpability measure that bases on the given inconsistency measure.
        Parameters:
        inconsistencyMeasure - an inconsistency measure.

    • Method Detail

      • culpabilityMeasure

        public java.lang.Double culpabilityMeasure​(T beliefSet,
                                           S formula)
        Description copied from interface: CulpabilityMeasure
        Returns the degree of responsibility of the given formula to cause inconsistency in the given belief set (NOTE: the formula should be in the given belief set).
        Specified by:
        culpabilityMeasure in interface CulpabilityMeasure<S extends Formula,​T extends BeliefSet<S,​?>>
        Parameters:
        beliefSet - a belief set.
        formula - a formula
        Returns:
        a Double indicating the degree of inconsistency (NOTE: if the given formula does not appear in the given belief set the degree is defined to be zero).