A possibilistic interpretation of the expectation of a fuzzy random variable
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This paper focuses on the expectation of a fuzzy random variable, for which the approach in this paper yields an interval of possible values that is, in general, sharper than the support of the fuzzy expectation defined by Puri and Ralescu. Indeed, this paper proves that it coincides with the mean value of this fuzzy expectation. The paper also presents some additional discussion and gives a number of interesting additional properties for the expectation. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1051.68019].
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