Aircraft integrity and reliability

Authors:
Carlos Ferregut;Roberto A. Osegueda;Yohans Mendoza;Vladik Kreinovich;Timothy J. Ross
Affiliations:
University of Texas at El Paso;University of Texas at El Paso;Sirius Images, Inc.;University of Texas at El Paso;University of New Mexico
Venue:
Fuzzy logic and probability applications
Year:
2002

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Abstract

In his unpublished recent paper "Probability theory needs an infusion of fuzzy logic to enhance its ability to deal with real-world problems" (see also Zadeh (2002)), L. A. Zadeh explains that probability theory needs an infusion of fuzzy logic to enhance its ability to deal with real-world problems. In this chapter, we give an example of a real-world problem for which such an infusion is indeed successful: the problems of aircraft integrity and reliability.