Computation with imprecise probabilities
Lotfi A. Zadeh · 2008
Computation with imprecise probabilities is not an academic exercise—it is a bridge to reality. In the real world, imprecision of probabilities is the norm rather than exception. In large measure, real-world probabilities are perceptions of likelihood. Perceptions are intrinsically imprecise. Imprecision of perceptions entails imprecision of probabilities.