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Fuzzy set and possibility theory
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1984This edited book is a compilation of the papers presented at a symposium held in Acapulco, Mexico, in December 1980. The volume contains 47 papers and a bibliography. The papers have been edited by Ronald R. Yager into four parts: general topics, logical aspects, mathematical aspects, and applications.
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Possibility Theory,Probability Theory,and Fuzzy Set Theory
1991Since L. Zadeh proposed the concept of a fuzzy set in 1965, the relationships between probability theory and fuzzy set theory have been further discussed. Both theories seem to be similar in the sense that both are concerned with some type of uncertainty and both use the [0, 1] interval for their measures as the range of their respective functions (At ...
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Physical Theories and Possible Worlds
1988Formalized physical theories are not, as a rule, stated in intensional languages. Yet in talking about them we often treat them as if they were. We say for instance: ‘Consider what would happen if instead of p’s being true q were. In such a case r would be likely.’ If we say this sort of thing p, q and r appear to stand for the meanings of sentences of
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Possibility theory in image processing
2017 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Virtual Environments for Measurement Systems and Applications (CIVEMSA), 2017Digital image processing refers to the set of algorithms used to transform, filter, enhance, modify, analyze, distort, fuse, etc., digital images. Most of these algorithms are designed to mimic an underlying physical operation defined in the continuous illumination domain and formerly achieved via optical or electronic filters or through manipulations,
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A universal approach to imprecise probabilities in possibility theory
International Journal of Approximate Reasoning, 2021Dominik Hose, Michael Hanss
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Is a Synthesis of Economic Theories Possible?
2014The great innovation of neoclassical economics in the second half of the 19th century consisted in reasoning the notions of use value and cost (i.e. utility and disutility) not only in terms of totality and average — which is what classical economics had done already — but also marginally with the introduction of marginal analysis.
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POSSIBILITY THEORY III: POSSIBILISTIC INDEPENDENCE
International Journal of General Systems, 1997Gert de Cooman
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