#85. Old papers by Huibert Kwakernaak
Kwakernaak's old papers in which he first defines fuzzy random variables.
Huibert Kwakernaak (1978). Fuzzy random variables- I. Definitions and theorems. Information Sciences 15, 1-29.
Huibert Kwakernaak (1979). Fuzzy random variables- II. Algorithms and examples for the discrete case. Information Sciences 17, 253-278.
There is a very interesting historical issue. The core idea "fuzzy+random" was generated independently a number of times in the late seventies, e.g. Féron's fuzzy random set (1976), Hirota's probabilistic set (1977) and Nahmias's fuzzy variable in a random environment (1979). The question is, why all at the same time and why it was that, particularly, fuzzy random variables triggered other researchers' continued work.
Huibert Kwakernaak (1978). Fuzzy random variables- I. Definitions and theorems. Information Sciences 15, 1-29.
Huibert Kwakernaak (1979). Fuzzy random variables- II. Algorithms and examples for the discrete case. Information Sciences 17, 253-278.
There is a very interesting historical issue. The core idea "fuzzy+random" was generated independently a number of times in the late seventies, e.g. Féron's fuzzy random set (1976), Hirota's probabilistic set (1977) and Nahmias's fuzzy variable in a random environment (1979). The question is, why all at the same time and why it was that, particularly, fuzzy random variables triggered other researchers' continued work.
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