Ranking fuzzy sets and fuzzy random variables by means of stochastic orders
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This paper establishes a theory of decision making under uncertainty with fuzzy utilities. The extension of expected utility and stochastic dominance to the comparison of sets of random variables plays a crucial role. Their properties as fuzzy rankings are studied, and their definitions are further generalized to the comparison of fuzzy random variables. Also, a connection between expected utility for fuzzy random variables and the comparison of the lower/upper probabilities they induce is proven
This paper establishes a theory of decision making under uncertainty with fuzzy utilities. The extension of expected utility and stochastic dominance to the comparison of sets of random variables plays a crucial role. Their properties as fuzzy rankings are studied, and their definitions are further generalized to the comparison of fuzzy random variables. Also, a connection between expected utility for fuzzy random variables and the comparison of the lower/upper probabilities they induce is proven
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IFSA-EUSFLAT'2015: 16th World Congress of the International Fuzzy Systems Association and 9th Conference of the European Society for Fuzzy Logic and Technlogy, July 2015, Gijón, Spain