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Conditional Events and Fuzzy Conditional Events Viewed from a Product Probability Space Perspective
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This paper first provides a brief review of the product space approach to conditional event algebra and the one-point random set coverage function representation of fuzzy sets followed by a natural extension to a fuzzy set structure.
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Membership Function Fuzzy Logic Conditional Event Logical Combination Point Coverage
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