Abstract
The main concerns of this paper are the definition of coherent inference (dF-coherent inference) in conformity with a theory of conditional probabilities derived from de Finetti's coherence principle, and a critical comparison of such a definition with one proposed by Heath, Lane and Sudderth.
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