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Fuzzy integrals based on pseudo-additions and multiplications
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    Fuzzy integrals based on pseudo-additions and multiplications (English)
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    The authors define a 2-place function \(\oplus\) and another \(\otimes\) from [a,b]\(\times [a,b]\) to [a,b] satisfying commutativity, associativity and some other properties, and call them pseudo-addition and pseudo- multiplication, respectively. The concept of pseudo-addition has been used in defining fuzzy measure and pseudo-multiplication has been used for defining fuzzy integrals. Finally, the authors prove that only under certain restrictions the integral, defined here, reduces to Sugeno's integral.
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    pseudo-addition
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    fuzzy measure
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    pseudo-multiplication
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    fuzzy integrals
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    Sugeno's integral
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