linear partial information

"Decision Making under Linear Partial Information".

"Linear Partial Information with Applications".

"Linear Partial Information with Applications in Fuzzy Sets and Systems", 1998.

Linear partial information (LPI) is a method of making decisions based on insufficient or fuzzy information.

Practical decision making with the Linear Partial Information (LPI)

How to apply the Linear Partial Information (LPI)

Stochastic programming applying fuzzy Linear Partial Information (LPI)

One-shot decisions applying the Linear Partial Information (LPI)

(With P. Zweifel) "Linear Partial Information in One-Shot Decisions", Selecta Statistica Vol.

In Zürich in 1970 Kofler developed his linear partial information (LPI) theory allowing qualified decisions to be made on the basis of fuzzy logic: incomplete or fuzzy a priori information.