scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1446750
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The convexity concept of fuzzy functions was first introduced by Nanda and Kar. This concept is based on the fuzzy version of the classical Jensen inequality. The author shows that in the most cases the fuzzified linear function will neither be convex nor concave. Therefore, a new convexity is introduced under which the convex functions preserve the convexity property after their fuzzification.
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