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    The philosophical issues raised by fuzzy set theory (English)
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    These remarks were intended to introduce a round table discussion on ``Interpretation of grades of membership'' at the first IFSA Congress 1985. Accordingly, it is a collection of questions and remarks regarding open problems of an intuitively satisfactory foundation for the theory (or theories?) of fuzzy sets. The paper is recommendable as a provocative source of some main problems for a field that needs further clarification.
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    foundations of fuzziness
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    membership degrees
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    fuzziness and probability
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    modelling vagueness
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    fuzzy sets
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