Abstract There is a need to comprehend real-world problems that are marked by ambiguity and inflexibility. By taking into account the indeterminacies inconsistencies, DUS transformation has been taken Neutrosophic Weibull distribution DUS-Neutrosophic proposed. The probability density function unimodal decreasing in nature. Several statistical properties have studied. parameters of proposed est...

During software modeling, engineers are prone to making mistakes. State-of-the-art tool support can help detect these mistakes and point to inconsistencies in the model. They even can generate fixing actions for these inconsistencies. However state-of-the-art approaches process inconsistencies individually, assuming that each single inconsistency is a manifestation of an individual defect. This...

How do individuals detect inconsistencies? According to the theory described in this article, they search for a possibility represented in a mental model, in which each proposition in a description is true. If they find such a possibility, the description is consistent; otherwise, it is inconsistent. Evidence corroborates the theory. The evaluation of consistency is easy when the first possibil...

If Geographic Information Systems (GISs) contain multiple representations of the same geographic objects at different levels of detail, it becomes necessary to compare the different representations and assess whether they contradict each other or not. Topological information is generally considered first-class geographic information and as such the preservation of topological relations among ob...

Data warehouses (DWs) can become inconsistent when some dimensional constraints are not satisfied by the dimension instances. In this paper, we present preliminary results about the effects of the violation of partitioning constraints in homogeneous dimension instances over aggregation queries, and in particular over the summarizability property (SUMM) of the DWs. We are interested in finding w...