About the Journal

JEPR publishes formal, methodological and empirical research on how incomplete, conflicting and underdetermined evidence is represented, measured and used in decisions by human and artificial systems. Contributions examine the conditions under which epistemic distinctions preserve information, predict observable behaviour or improve decisions, and the conditions under which those distinctions fail or add no practical value. The journal welcomes relevant approaches from logic, statistics, measurement theory and artificial intelligence, with explicit connections to existing literature and appropriate comparisons.

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Publisher

JEPR is published by the Asociación Latinoamericana de Ciencias Neutrosóficas, a non-governmental, non-profit academic association with recognised legal personality. The association exercises no control over editorial decisions, which rest with the editors and the editorial board.

Diamond open access · CC BY 4.0 · Published in English · ISSN: application in progress