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Title of paper: Bifuzzy probability of intuitionistic fuzzy set
Author(s):
Tadeusz Gerstenkorn
Lodz University, Poland
Jacek Mańko
Lodz University, Poland
Published in: "Notes on IFS", Volume 4 (1998), Number 1, pages 8—14
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Abstract: In the present paper we discuss the notion of (α,β)-level of an intuitionistic fuzzy set and the extension principle in the class of intuitionistic fuzzy sets as well as the application of this principle to defining a probability of intuitionistic fuzzy events as an intuitionistic fuzzy set, and not a number from the interval <0,1> - which is classical
Keywords: intuitionistic fuzzy set, (α,β)-level of a fuzzy set, decomposition of a fuzzy set, probability of a fuzzy event entropy
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