The Average Cumulative representation of fuzzy intervals is connected with the possibility theory in the sense that the possibility and necessity functions are substituted by a pair of non decreasing functions defined as the positive and negative variations in the Jordan decomposition of a membership function. In this paper we motivate the crucial role of ACF in determining the membership function from experimental data; some examples and simulations are shown to state the robustness of the proposed construction.

On the approximation of a membership function by empirical quantile functions

Laerte Sorini
;
Luciano Stefanini
2020

Abstract

The Average Cumulative representation of fuzzy intervals is connected with the possibility theory in the sense that the possibility and necessity functions are substituted by a pair of non decreasing functions defined as the positive and negative variations in the Jordan decomposition of a membership function. In this paper we motivate the crucial role of ACF in determining the membership function from experimental data; some examples and simulations are shown to state the robustness of the proposed construction.
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