Quantifying different facets of fuzzy uncertainty
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This paper is another review paper on the concepts of fuzziness and non-specifity. Unfortunately its bibliography is by far incomplete. It points out some errors by a certain author, but at the same time it forgets to mention that the same errors have already been discussed and rectified later by this author. The entropy of a fuzzy set can be meaningfully defined by using the concept of entropy of a nonrandom function. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0942.00007].
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