Fuzzy Coding Theorem on Generalized Fuzzy Cost Measure
Keywords:
Fuzzy Set, Fuzzy Entropy Function, Fuzzy useful Entropy Function, Fuzzy Cost measure function and Fuzzy Coding TheoremAbstract
In the literature of information theory several types of coding theorems involving fuzzy entropy functions exists. In this paper, some new fuzzy coding theorems have been obtained by considering fuzzy cost measure involving utilities. The fuzzy coding theorems obtained here are not only new but also generalizes some well known results available in the literature.
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