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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1893726
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1893726 |
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14 July 2003
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vagueness
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probabilistic modelling
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subjective probabilities
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fuzzy set methodologies
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uncertainty
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survey
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0.7826308012008667
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0.7805013656616211
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This introductory chapter gives, besides information about the intent and the organization of the book which it introduces, a concise survey of the main lines of the often very controverse debate between people advocating fuzzy set approaches, and people which support (sometimes exclusively) the application of probabilistic methods. This survey, historical and methodological by its nature, is well balanced, aims to explain that there are different types of uncertainties inherent in everyday data, tries to find out indications for types of situations which may be particularly well suited for modelling with only one of the methodologies under consideration, and argues that for handling very complex situations both methodologies should cooperate. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1005.00012].
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