MEASUREMENT OF POSSIBILITY DISTRIBUTIONS
By using possibility-probability transformations, the authors propose some techniques to estimate the possibility values from a data set. Clearly, it is assumed that possibility can be thought of as the result of observing probability. The authors review some previous results on the probability-possibility transformations, and it is of order to recall here that the equation \(\pi=ap^{b}\) has been firstly discovered by the reviewer [\textit{G. Jumarie}, ``New concepts of fuzzy-subjective probabilities and their applications to soft-making decision, in 2nd IFSA Congress, 568-571 (1987), see also Relative information. Theories and applications, Springer (1990; Zbl 0719.94005)].
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- Inferring a possibility distribution from empirical data
- On probability-possibility transformations
- A comparative study of possibilistic conditional independence and lack of interaction
- A Comparison of Some Approximate Confidence Intervals for the Binomial Parameter
- A MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION-PRESERVING TRANSFORMATIONS BETWEEN PROBABILISTIC AND POSSIBILISTIC FORMULATIONS OF UNCERTAINTY
- A model for the measurement of membership and the consequences of its empirical implementation
- A PRINCIPLE OF UNCERTAINTY AND INFORMATION INVARIANCE*
- Binomial Confidence Intervals
- Conditional possibilities independence and noninteraction
- Fuzzy sets and statistical data
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- Independence concepts in possibility theory. I
- Independence concepts in possibility theory: II
- Measurement of membership functions and their acquisition
- MEASUREMENT OF POSSIBILISTIC HISTOGRAMS FROM INTERVAL DATA
- On probability-possibility transformations
- On the concept of possibility-probability consistency
- POSSIBILITY THEORY I: THE MEASURE- AND INTEGRAL-THEORETIC GROUNDWORK
- POSSIBILITY THEORY II: CONDITIONAL POSSIBILITY
- PROBABILITY INTERVALS: A TOOL FOR UNCERTAIN REASONING
- PROBABILITY-POSSIBILITY TRANSFORMATIONS: A COMPARISON
- Two normal approximations to the binomial distribution
- Unfair coins and necessity measures: Towards a possibilistic interpretation of histograms
- Upper and Lower Probabilities Induced by a Multivalued Mapping
- On the specificity of a possibility distribution
- Probability-possibility transformations, triangular fuzzy sets, and probabilistic inequalities
- Possibility theoretical prediction of mean monthly temperature
- On the approximation of a membership function by empirical quantile functions
- On possibilistic representations of fuzzy intervals
- An uncertainty interchange format with imprecise probabilities
- Probability-possibility transformations: a brief revisit
- Probability measure generated by the superfidelity
- Estimation of possibility-probability distributions
- ON THE PROBABILITY/POSSIBILITY TRANSFORMATIONS:A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
- PROBABILITY-POSSIBILITY TRANSFORMATIONS: A COMPARISON
- Reconciliation of probability measures
- Measuring conformability of probabilities
- A new transformation of continuous unimodal asymmetric probability distributions into possibility distributions
- Reasoning and learning in the setting of possibility theory -- overview and perspectives
- Inferring a possibility distribution from empirical data
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