Strong conflict

Strong Conflict

Figure 28 shows strong conflict. As there is a non-null intersection between two possibility distributions (part A), it is possible to use renormalized conjunctive fusion in order to strengthen the weight of the value found possible by each source. However, it is wise to keep disjunctive fusion since the possibility that this area contains the true value of parameter x is very low. Its importance decreases depending on the degree of conflict between the sources, $1 - h(\pi_1, \pi_2)$ (which is here at 0.8).

**Figure 28:** Adaptive fusion of two sources in strong conflict.
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