Journal of Cybernetics · 1974 · 137 citations · 10 references
BusinessClinical SciencesCategorical Data AnalysisDecision AnalysisSet TheoryClinical Decision-makingClinical ReasoningDiagnostic CriteriaDiagnostic Decision SupportFuzzy LogicFuzzy Multi-criteria Decision MakingCategorical Data RepresentationConsensusConstrained Likelihood EstimationConstrained Maximum Likelihood EstimationFuzzy Assessment ModelsFuzzy Consensus ModelsFuzzy SetsMembership Functions
Abstract This paper discusses the applicability of the ideas of fuzzy sets and grades of membership to problems encountered in the quantification of clinical (i.e., diagnostic and prognostic) judgment. The methods of constrained maximum likelihood are used to derive consensus estimates of grades of membership given a set of categorical data and an a priori set of specified pure types. A numerical example is given.
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