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A central limit theorem for fuzzy random variables (English)
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1987
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Another central limit theorem for fuzzy random variables! One first recalls the theory of fuzzy random variables as initiated by \textit{H. Kwakernaak} [Inf. Sci. 15, 1-29 (1978; Zbl 0438.60004)] - there are many other such theories - and then by using a concept of distance between fuzzy random variables, which is a generalization of the Kolmogorov metric, one arrives at this central limit theorem. The technique used is that of convergence of generating moment functions.
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central limit theorem for fuzzy random variables
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Kolmogorov metric
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convergence of generating moment functions
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