PERFORMANCE MEASURE OF MULTIPLE-CHANNEL QUEUEING SYSTEMS WITH IMPRECISE DATA USING GRADED MEAN INTEGRATION FOR TRAPEZOIDAL AND HEXAGONAL FUZZY NUMBERS

Fuzzy regression analysis using trapezoidal fuzzy numbers

When it is question of prediction, no deterministic model can be totally efficient, especially when the output to be estimated is dependent imprecisely on many fluctuant variables measuring human behavior (cognitions, choices, consumption, etc.). Regressions based on fuzzy logic which combine statistics and expert’s attitudes can be used to improve the estimation of such outputs. Those regressi...

Non convex technologies and economic efficiency measure with imprecise data

Solving Fuzzy Transportation Problem using Ranking of Trapezoidal Fuzzy Numbers

Ranking fuzzy numbers play a vital role in decision making problems, data analysis and socio economics systems. Ranking fuzzy numbers is a necessary step in many mathematical models. Many of the methods proposed so far are non-discriminating. This paper presents a new ranking method and using which we convert the fuzzy transportation problem to a crisp valuedtransportation problem which then ca...

A method for solving fully fuzzy linear system with trapezoidal fuzzy numbers

Different methods have been proposed for finding the non-negative solution of fully fuzzy linear system (FFLS) i.e. fuzzy linear system with fuzzy coefficients involving fuzzy variables. To the best of our knowledge, there is no method in the literature for finding the non-negative solution of a FFLS without any restriction on the coefficient matrix. In this paper a new computational method is ...

Fuzzy Distance of Trapezoidal Fuzzy Numbers

Fuzzy distance is applied on data analysis, classification, and product positioning analysis widely. In this paper, We introduce a fuzzy distance by using graded mean integration representation of generalized fuzzy number and the span of fuzzy number, We also discuss the distance of the linguistic data of “greater or less than x” and “about x”. It is reasonable to say “the fuzzy distance of abo...