We consider the problem of testing a statistical hypothesis where the scientifically meaningful test statistic is a function of latent variables. In particular , we consider detection of genetic linkage, where the latent variables are patterns of inheritance at specific genome locations. Fuzzy p-values, introduced by Geyer & Meeden (2005) are random variables (described by their probability dis...

Mathematical models of physical systems often contain parameters with an imprecisely known and uncertain character. It is quite common to represent these parameters by means of random variables. Numerous methods have been developed to compute accurate approximations to solutions of equations with such parameters. This approach, however, may not be entirely justified when the uncertainty is due ...

In this paper, we will discuss the concept of almost sure convergence for specic groups of fuzzyrandom variables. For this purpose, we use the type of generalized Chebyshev inequalities.Moreover, we show the concept of almost sure convergence of weighted average pairwise NQDof fuzzy random variables.

Several practical problems of hypotheses testing can be under a general linear model analysis of variance which would be examined. In analysis of variance, when the response random variable Y , has linear relationship with several random variables X, another important model as analysis of covariance can be used. In this paper, assuming that Y is fuzzy and using DLR metric, a method for testing ...

Algorithms for preprocessing databases with incomplete and imprecise data are seldom studied. For the most part, we lack numerical tools to quantify the mutual information between fuzzy random variables. Therefore, these algorithms (discretization, instance selection, feature selection, etc.) have to use crisp estimations of the interdependency between continuous variables, whose application to...

Some asymptotic properties of point estimation with n-dimensional fuzzy data with respect to a special L2-metric ρ are investigated in this paper. It is shown that the collection of all n-dimensional fuzzy data endowed with the ρ-metric is a complete and separable space. Some criterions for point estimation in such fuzzy environments are proposed and the sample mean and variance and covariance ...