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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1423981
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1423981 |
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7 November 2000
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vagueness
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imprecision
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uncertainty
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fuzzy logic
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fuzzy arithmetic
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0.8402773141860962
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0.8246619701385498
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Fuzzy sets (or fuzzy logic) are considered in this paper as a formal tool for coping with vagueness. Fuzzy set theories provide the means for dealing with the two empirical phenomena: vagueness and imprecision. These two phenomena are very often confused with the other empirical phenomenon called uncertainty. The author writes that there are to be distinguished the following three formal calculi: -- the logic of uncertain events, also called probability theory, -- the logic of vague concepts, called fuzzy logic, -- the arithmetic of imprecise quantities, called fuzzy arithmetic. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0931.00022].
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