
handle: 11565/3738248 , 2318/138045
For Choquet integrals, two different frameworks are typically used. The first, introduced by Schmeidler, uses a space of bounded measurable functions, the second, studied by Zhou, uses a Stone vector lattice. In the present paper, the authors find a unified treatment. They extend Choquet integral representations to general, not necessarily monotone, set functions, and they extend the Daniell-Stone Theorem to the comonotonic additive case.
Fuzzy measure theory, Applied Mathematics, CAPACITIES, CHOQUET INTEGRALS, COMONOTONIC ADDITIVE FUNCTIONALS, STONE LATTICES, Comonotonic additive functionals, Stone lattices, Choquet integrals, Nonstandard measure theory, Capacities, comonotonic additive functionals, Analysis, capacities
Fuzzy measure theory, Applied Mathematics, CAPACITIES, CHOQUET INTEGRALS, COMONOTONIC ADDITIVE FUNCTIONALS, STONE LATTICES, Comonotonic additive functionals, Stone lattices, Choquet integrals, Nonstandard measure theory, Capacities, comonotonic additive functionals, Analysis, capacities
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