#56. Old paper by Glen Meeden
Meeden co-authored the paper on fuzzy p-values which sadly seems to have made little or no impact in the fuzzy statistics community.
In this recent paper, he discusses his views on probability-possibility `translation'. In spite of the title, I say so because I think he means a possibility distribution when he says 'a fuzzy set'.
Meeden seems to be unaware of the literature in this topic, but anyway his approach has a rather Bayesian flavour by making it a loss-driven decision, and that's nice (although, a criticism in point is that his loss functions lack a fuzzy interpretation).
Glen Meeden (2008). Fuzzy set representation of a prior distribution. In: Pushing the limits of contemporary Statistics: Contributions in honor of Jayanta K. Ghosh, 82-88. Published by the IMS.
One further fuzzy preprint is:
Glen Meeden, Siamak Noorbaloochi. Hypotheses testing as a fuzzy set estimation problem. Available as a technical report from the University of Minnesota.
More papers of his can be found here.
In this recent paper, he discusses his views on probability-possibility `translation'. In spite of the title, I say so because I think he means a possibility distribution when he says 'a fuzzy set'.
Meeden seems to be unaware of the literature in this topic, but anyway his approach has a rather Bayesian flavour by making it a loss-driven decision, and that's nice (although, a criticism in point is that his loss functions lack a fuzzy interpretation).
Glen Meeden (2008). Fuzzy set representation of a prior distribution. In: Pushing the limits of contemporary Statistics: Contributions in honor of Jayanta K. Ghosh, 82-88. Published by the IMS.
One further fuzzy preprint is:
Glen Meeden, Siamak Noorbaloochi. Hypotheses testing as a fuzzy set estimation problem. Available as a technical report from the University of Minnesota.
More papers of his can be found here.
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