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Figure 12. An ambiguous frame. η assigns 0.3 to a , to b , and to c , and 0.1 to d ; δ assigns 0.1 to a and to b , 0.6 to c , and 0.2 to d . Thus η ( P ˜ = η ) = 0.6 and η ( P ˜ = δ More

Figure 11. An unambiguous frame, in both Markov diagram and stochastic matrix notation. π assigns 0.5 to a and 0.5 to b ; ρ assigns 0.75 to c and 0.25 to d . More

Figure 1. Typical shape from shading stimuli; shape (either convex or concave) is assigned to multiple objects under the assumption of a single illuminant governing them all. This assumption is defeasible, as discussed in Morgenstern, Murray, and Harris 2011 and Wilder, Adams, and Richard F More

in those possibilities. Right: The matrix H represents (constant) prior probabilities; the matrix H ˜ represents posteriors: row i column j is the probability, in world i , that it is rational to assign to being in world j . Thus the third row of H ˜ says More