Richard Veryard on Uncertainty
I enjoy reading Richard Veryard’s blog posts. Richard does not have an agenda, per se, or at least not one I have identified. Richard is not trying to sell us anything; he seeks facts and truth with an open, Zen mind.
In his second post Faithful Representation 2 and continuation, Responding to Uncertainty, Richard explores models, reality and uncertainty.
I don’t have time to comment as much as I would like today. However, I would like to conclude (today) that in the process of raw-event to decision-making, one of the most important factors is the ability to assign likelihood (or certainty) to any detected situation.
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