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Mass(m) function, and satisfies Equation (1) and (2). m ‡ 0 ¦ m A m A (1) (2) 1 A Ž4 ¦ m B ,  A Ž 4 澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳(3) The plausible function refers to the degree that the proposition A is not considered to false, expressed as Equation (4). ¦ m B ,  A Ž 4 澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳(4) In the reliability function Bel , if m A ! 0 , it is called a focal element. For any of the focal elements A in the recognition framework, if there are two evidences to support it, that is, there are two reliability functions Bel 1 and Bel 2 on the same identification frame 4 , the corresponding BPAs are m 1 and m 2 , and the focal elements are X and Y respectively. The synthesis rules for the two reliability functions are shown in Equation (5) and (6). m A K 1  K ¦ A n z‡ m 1 X m 2 Y , A z ‡ , A Ž 4 (7) , A z ‡ , A Ž 4 m 1 A 1 m n A n Find the average support level through Murphy and determine the main focus A ‡ ¦ 1  A n A N (5) Is the primary focal element unique or its  value ≤ the uncertainty ? X Y A Y ¦ X Y ‡ (8) Therefore, the conflict evidence needs to be processed in the multi-evidence fusion. The Murphy method can be used to find the average support level of each evidence, and the focal point with the highest average support degree is selected to obtain the final support and become the main focus. It is judged whether there is pseudo evidence in the evidence source by calculating the support of other evidences on the proposition of the main focus position, and processing the detected pseudo evidence. The multi- evidence fusion method considering the conflict evidence processing is shown in Fig. 1. B Az‡ A z‡ ­ 0, ° ® 1 ° 1  K ¯ K m n A n B. Processing Method to Conflict Evidence It can be found that the conflict coefficient K plays an important role in the fusion of multiple evidences in the practical application of evidence theory. If there are evidences in the multiple evidences that provide the wrong decision information, that is, the pseudo evidences, the conflict coefficient K will increase. The accuracy of the BPA calculated by Equation (7) will be significantly reduced. Although there is a large amount of valid evidence to make the evidence fusion can get the correct conclusion, it will lead to slow convergence and low efficiency in the process of evidence processing. B Ž A Pls A ¦ m 1 A 1 A 1 Also called m function is the Basic Probability Assignment (BPA) on the recognition framework 4 . In addition, the reliability function and the plausible function are important concepts in evidence theory [11]. The reliability function Bel(A) is the sum of the reliability of the evidence against A and its premises, expressed as Equation (3). Bel A A ‡ ­ 0, ° ® ° A 1 ¯ Calculate the support of each evidence for the main focus proposition m 1 X m 2 Y 澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳澳(6) where X Y ‡ indicates the conflict in the process of fusion, the value K is the reliability lost after the fusion of evidence, its size indicates the degree of evidence conflict: K 0 means the evidence is completely consistent; K 1 means the evidence is completely conflicted; 0  K  1 means the evidence is partially consistent. Is there any false evidence? N Y Determine the weight of each evidence using the support for the primary coke Similarly, when there is multiple evidences on the same identification framework, the corresponding BPA is m 1 , m 2 , , m n and the focal elements are A 1 , A 2 , , A n respectively and the corresponding reliability function synthesis rules are shown in Equation (7) and (8). Evidence fusion using evidence theory Fig. 1. Multi-evidence fusion method considering conflict evidence 2