SA : W(A) ≥W(A ∪ B)−W(B), (27) SA : 1−W(S− A) ≥W(A ∪ B)−W(B), (28) provided that A∩ B = and W(A∪ B) and [...] xm and (A1, A2, ..., Am) is a partition of the state space. To accommodate ambiguity, RDU is generalized [...] ambiguous prospect (x; A). Then W(A) can be decom- posed as W(A) = w( p̂(A)), (29) where w is the probability

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