Abstract
Can convergence of random variables, random vectors or, more generally, random elements of a metric space be studied using fuzzy integrals, in particular the seminormed integral? Among the positive results we present, it is shown that for large families of t-seminorms convergence in distribution and convergence in probability can be characterized via seminormed integrals. This suggests that, while fuzzy integrals were devised for working with non-additive fuzzy measures, some of their theoretical properties within the realm of probability measures can be comparable to those of the Lebesgue integral.
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