A Note on Probability /Possibility Consistency for Fuzzy Events

James F Baldwin; Jonathan Lawry; Trevor P Martin

A Note on Probability /Possibility Consistency for Fuzzy Events

James F Baldwin
, Jonathan Lawry
, Trevor P Martin

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It is noted that the standard t-norm definitions of conditional probability of fuzzy events are probability / possibility inconsistent. Two alternative definitions are proposed and their consistency with two definitions of the possibility
of fuzzy events is investigated.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	IPMU 96
Publication status	Published - 1996

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possibility theory

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