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Fuzzy entropy: a brief survey

Authors: Salah Al-Sharhan; Fakhri Karray; Wail Gueaieb; Otman A. Basir;

Fuzzy entropy: a brief survey

Abstract

This paper presents a survey about different types of fuzzy information measures. A number of schemes have been proposed to combine the fuzzy set theory and its application to the entropy concept as a fuzzy information measurements. The entropy concept, as a relative degree of randomness, has been utilized to measure the fuzziness in a fuzzy set or system. However, a major difference exists between the classical Shannon entropy and the fuzzy entropy. In fact while the later deals with vagueness and ambiguous uncertainties, the former tackles probabilistic uncertainties (randomness).

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