Contrasting grey system theory to probability and fuzzy

By contrasting grey system theory with probability theory, statistics, and fuzzy systems, we know the features that make the grey system different are:* reality law* grey hazy set (foundation)* small sample (data)* nonrequirement for distribution* Disregard of a priori-experience

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Published in:SIGICE bulletin 1995-01, Vol.20 (3), p.3-9
Main Authors: Ng, David K. W., Deng, Julong
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:By contrasting grey system theory with probability theory, statistics, and fuzzy systems, we know the features that make the grey system different are:* reality law* grey hazy set (foundation)* small sample (data)* nonrequirement for distribution* Disregard of a priori-experience
ISSN:1558-1144
0893-2875
DOI:10.1145/202081.202082