Thereby, n is the total number of WFs (here: n = 96) and b is the overall amount of weight that is assigned to the property domain (i.e. n i ω MM i,lin = b; here: b = 0.96). k is a user-chosen value for the lowest weighting factor ω n,lin . It determines the slope of linearly decreasing WFs and how much weight is assigned to the other WFs, because the sum of all WFs can not exceed b. Furthermore, k > 0 and is chosen such, that the WFs clearly differ from the uniformly distributed WFs (here: k = 0.001).