On functionals representable by fuzzy measures
Necessary and sufficient conditions for a functional T to be representable by fuzzy-measure are given. The calculus of the minimal \(\alpha_ T\) and the maximal \(\beta_ T\) fuzzy-measures which represent the functional T and the fuzzy-integrals \(\int (\cdot)d\alpha_ T\) and \(\int (\cdot)d\beta_ T\) are made explicit in terms of T. Moreover, it is shown that, in case T is defined on a fuzzy-domain of integration \({\mathbb{B}}\), every \(f\in {\mathbb{B}}\) is \({\mathcal R}_ T\)-measurable \([{\mathcal R}_ T=\{A\in {\mathcal P}(X): \alpha_ T(A)=\beta_ T(A)\},\) where \({\mathcal P}(X)\) is the family of all subsets of X]. Finally some functionals related to fuzzy additive measures are presented.
- Distinction between several subsets of fuzzy measures
- Entropy and fuzzy integral
- Fuzzy integrals and fuzzy measures with their values in complete lattices
- Fuzzy sets and systems. Theory and applications
- Integrale monotono
- On additivity of the integral
- On L-fuzzy integrals of measurable functions
- The fuzzy integral
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