The Choquet integral (1953) is a fuzzy measure used as a powerful aggregation operator over a finite set of elements. We present a graphical interpretation of the Choquet integral, viewed as an aggregation operator in the case of two elements. The interpretation relies on the interaction representation introduced by the author.
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