George Klir Quote

Probability theory is an ideal tool for formalizing uncertainty in situations where class frequencies are known or where evidence is based on outcomes of a sufficiently long series of independent random experiments. Possibility theory, on the other hand, is ideal for formalizing incomplete information expressed in terms of fuzzy propositions.

p. 205 cited in: Flavio Comim, et al. (2008) The Capability Approach: Concepts, Measures and Applications. p. 298. - Fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic (1995)

Probability theory is an ideal tool for formalizing uncertainty in situations where class frequencies are known or where evidence is based on...

Probability theory is an ideal tool for formalizing uncertainty in situations where class frequencies are known or where evidence is based on...

Probability theory is an ideal tool for formalizing uncertainty in situations where class frequencies are known or where evidence is based on...

Probability theory is an ideal tool for formalizing uncertainty in situations where class frequencies are known or where evidence is based on...