2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2022.05.012
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A generalized Rényi divergence for multi-source information fusion with its application in EEG data analysis

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“…In previous studies, the Deng entropy has shown both practicality and feasibility in fusing multi-source information [12]. Therefore, next, the definition of the Enhanced Pignistic Deng Entropy (EPDeng Entropy) is offered, which is the first belief entropy for an objective uncertainty measure on EBetP functions.…”
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“…In previous studies, the Deng entropy has shown both practicality and feasibility in fusing multi-source information [12]. Therefore, next, the definition of the Enhanced Pignistic Deng Entropy (EPDeng Entropy) is offered, which is the first belief entropy for an objective uncertainty measure on EBetP functions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Step 2-2 Since the feasibility of Deng entropy in information fusion has been verified [12], use the EPDeng entropy to measure the uncertainty of EBetP s through Eq. (15):…”
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“…Therefore, various theories have been established to handle uncertainty, including Z number, 3 rough sets, 4,5 random permutation set, 6–8 intuitionistic fuzzy set, 9–11 and so on 12,13 . Moreover, these theories have been applied in various fields, including data fusion, 14,15 decision making, 16–19 casual inference 20 community detection, 21,22 risk assessment, 23,24 reliability analysis, 25,26 social network analysis, 27 classification, 28,29 fault diagnosis, 30 medical diagnosis, 31,32 and so on.…”
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“…including data fusion, 14,15 decision making, [16][17][18][19] casual inference 20 community detection, 21,22 risk assessment, 23,24 reliability analysis, 25,26 social network analysis, 27 classification, 28,29 fault diagnosis, 30 medical diagnosis, 31,32 and so on.…”
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