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		<demorgan id="DirtyConnectors">
			<priorbelief>0.05</priorbelief>
		</demorgan>
		<demorgan id="Battery">
			<priorbelief>0.9</priorbelief>
		</demorgan>
		<demorgan id="ShortCircuit">
			<priorbelief>0.02</priorbelief>
		</demorgan>
		<demorgan id="Starter">
			<priorbelief>0.99</priorbelief>
		</demorgan>
		<demorgan id="Fuel">
			<priorbelief>0.9500000000000001</priorbelief>
		</demorgan>
		<demorgan id="EngineFails">
			<parents>DirtyConnectors ShortCircuit Starter Battery Fuel</parents>
			<types>cause cause barrier barrier barrier</types>
			<weights>0.7000000000000001 0.6 1 0.8 1</weights>
			<priorbelief>0.05</priorbelief>
		</demorgan>
	</nodes>
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		<genie version="1.0" app="GeNIe 2.0.5403.0" name="Engine" faultnameformat="nodestate">
			<comment>This simple model illustrates the interaction of Causes and Barriers in the DeMorgan gate.\nCauses are able to cause the engine not to start.  Absence of Barriers is also able to cause the engine fail to start.\nBarriers and Causes are dual of each other: Barriers are negated causes.  Their absence is able to cause the effect.  In this model, they happen to be much stronger than the causes but this does not need to be so.\n\nThe model contains probabilities that might be typical for an older car (please note the 5% probability of dirty connectors and 1% probability of starter not working) that is not too well taken care of (note the high a-priori probability of short circuit caused by water), and driven by somebody who often happens to drain battery  (10% probability of battery not having adequate charge) and forget about refueling (5% probability of empty fuel tank).\n\nSource:\nBayesFusion, LLC</comment>
			<node id="DirtyConnectors" reversecolor="true">
				<name>Dirty Connectors</name>
				<interior color="e5f6f7" />
				<outline color="000080" />
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" />
				<position>42 204 151 272</position>
				<barchart active="true" width="147" height="71" />
			</node>
			<node id="Battery">
				<name>Battery Charge Is Adequate</name>
				<interior color="e5f6f7" />
				<outline color="000080" />
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" />
				<position>370 148 491 223</position>
				<barchart active="true" width="140" height="84" />
			</node>
			<node id="EngineFails" reversecolor="true">
				<name>Engine Fails to Start</name>
				<interior color="e5f6f7" />
				<outline color="000080" />
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" />
				<position>195 337 306 406</position>
				<barchart active="true" width="190" height="72" />
			</node>
			<node id="ShortCircuit" reversecolor="true">
				<name>Short Circuit Caused by Water</name>
				<interior color="e5f6f7" />
				<outline color="000080" />
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" />
				<position>79 73 211 155</position>
				<barchart active="true" width="152" height="84" />
			</node>
			<node id="Starter">
				<name>Starter is Working</name>
				<interior color="e5f6f7" />
				<outline color="000080" />
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" />
				<position>284 49 379 108</position>
				<barchart active="true" width="164" height="70" />
			</node>
			<node id="Fuel">
				<name>Fuel Is Present</name>
				<interior color="e5f6f7" />
				<outline color="000080" />
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" />
				<position>407 259 497 315</position>
				<barchart active="true" width="139" height="69" />
			</node>
			<textbox>
				<caption>This simple model illustrates the interaction of Causes and Barriers in the DeMorgan gate.\nCauses are able to cause the engine not to start.  Absence of Barriers is also able to cause the engine fail to start.\nBarriers and Causes are dual of each other: Barriers are negated causes.  Their absence is able to cause the effect.  In this model, they happen to be much stronger than the causes but this does not need to be so.</caption>
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" bold="true" />
				<position>539 41 799 307</position>
			</textbox>
			<textbox>
				<caption>The model contains probabilities that might be typical for an older car (please note the 5% probability of dirty connectors and 1% probability of starter not working) that is not too well taken care of (note the high a-priori probability of short circuit caused by water), and driven by somebody who often happens to drain battery  (10% probability of battery not having adequate charge) and forget about refueling (5% probability of empty fuel tank).</caption>
				<font color="000000" name="Arial" size="12" bold="true" />
				<position>37 431 675 545</position>
			</textbox>
		</genie>
	</extensions>
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