Abstract
The paper presents two approaches to subjective modelling incomplete and uncertain information about possible shape of images. The shape is understood as a set of images of the scene, recorded under all possible conditions (lighting, exposure, etc.). To simulate the likelihood, the measure of likelihood introduced by Yu.P. Pytyev is used. This measure is a function defined on a set of statements and ordering them according to plausibility. The obtained subjective models of shapes allow using the theory of optimal strategies for solving morphological problems.
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