英文摘要 |
The world is not simply black and white, but has many fuzzy areas. In the existing legal logics, although there is no fuzzy logic concept, the fuzzy reasoning and fuzzy judgment are often needed in the legal practice. The fuzzy logic theory pioneered by L. A. Zad, father of fuzzy logic theory, provides a new tool for fuzzy analysis, which can be used to analyze the uncertain legal concepts, identify the fuzzy facts under the conditions of incomplete information, and make a fuzzy comprehensive judgment. In particular, Zad’s“word computing”and“soft computing”theories clearly reveal human thinking process and make it easier to understand judge’s decision process, which can be summarized as:“Soft Computing =Bayesian Law + Language Probability”, i. e. , with the information of the parties’evidence, a judge constantly adjust his subjective understanding in the form of language variables rather than numerical probability. Through the opinion convergence, the judge will reach his“moral certainty”about the possibility of some facts, and then according it to make the final judgment. |