Algebraic properties of z-numbers under additive arithmetic operations

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Abstract

Prof. L.A. Zadeh introduced the concept of a Z-number for description of real-world information. A Z-number is an ordered pair Z= (A, B) of fuzzy numbers A and B used to describe a value of a random variable X. A is an imprecise estimation of a value of X and B is an imprecise estimation of reliability of A. A series of important works on computations with Z-numbers and applications were published. However, no study exists on properties of operation of Z-numbers. Such theoretical study is necessary to formulate the basics of the theory of Z-numbers. In this paper we prove that Z-numbers exhibit fundamental properties under additive arithmetic operations.

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Alizadeh, A. V., Aliyev, R. R., & Huseynov, O. H. (2019). Algebraic properties of z-numbers under additive arithmetic operations. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 896, pp. 893–900). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-04164-9_118

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