Abstract
In this paper we introduce a correct notion of fuzzy consensus that is a true generalization of the well-known Boolean consensus result. Our definition of fuzzy consensus becomes identical to the Boolean consensus when the fuzzy variables are allowed to take only Boolean values. It is also shown that there can be more than one correct generalization for the consensus operation.
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