Properties of different integration measures.

All but the third are desirable properties; capitalized N/Y (no/yes) indicate when an integration measure lacks a desirable property or has an undesirable one. The first four properties are generally agreed to be important, while the second set of four have been argued to be important by some authors. Interpretability refers to the extent to which the measure can be given an information-theoretic interpretation satisfying desirable properties of integration (see text). Computability refers to the feasibility of evaluating the measure in practice (see text).