Abstract

The integral representations of fuzzy possibility measures using the Shilkret and Sugeno integrals are discussed. In the case of the Shilkret integral, it is shown that each fuzzy possibility measure p has a Π-a.e. unique integral representation by a Markov kernel !, where Π is a possibility measure induced by p. For the Sugeno integral, conditions ensuring the uniqueness of Radon-Nikodym-like derivatives of max-measures are given. As a corollary we obtain the conditions for the uniqueness of the Sugeno integral representation of fuzzy possibility measures using extended Π -Markov kernels. For non-extended Markov kernels, the Sugeno integral representation of a fuzzy possibility measure p is Π-a.e. unique if and only if the induced possibility measure Π is trivial. The σ-decomposability of possibility measures is discussed.

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