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The paper presents a synthesis of the approaches to uncertainty models in recent mathematics and their applicability. The author deals with the uncertainty formalism based on the propositional language model and on the quantified degrees of validity of propositions about the modeled ``world. The main parts of the paper deal with imprecision and its formal logic and fuzziness, with the uncertainty based on the possibilistic formalism with special attention paid to the relation to the probabilistic concepts, and with the general study of conditioning as a formal way of the introduction of new information into the considered knowledge model. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0908.90001].
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