Conciseness of fuzzy models
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This paper is a collection of well-known ideas on the use of Shannon information theory in the analysis of fuzzy sets. The application of Fermi entropy (rediscovered several decades later by some fuzzy scientists) to the measure of fuzziness has been discussed at length, as well as some adaptations of the Kullback divergence. And it has been shown that all this material can be redrawn in the framework of an information theory of nonrandom function. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1015.00012].
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