Vagueness and Bayesian probability
Nic Wilson · IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems · 1994
This paper is a response to Michael Laviolette and John W. Seaman Jr.'s ( ibid. vol.2, no.1, p.4 (1994)) position paper "The efficacy of fuzzy representations of uncertainty," which criticizes fuzzy representations of uncertainty, and suggests that Bayesian probability can do better. The commenter argues that the author's make some misleading comments about Bayesian probability, and he briefly discusses the problem of giving a satisfactory interpretation of membership functions.>