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Clinical effect of fuzzy numbers based on center of gravity
Author(s) -
Saneifard Rahim,
Hassasi Nader
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
african journal of biotechnology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1684-5315
DOI - 10.5897/ajb11.1735
Subject(s) - centroid , defuzzification , fuzzy logic , mathematics , odds , binary number , value (mathematics) , statistics , center (category theory) , fuzzy number , variable (mathematics) , center of gravity , fuzzy set , artificial intelligence , computer science , data mining , logistic regression , arithmetic , mathematical analysis , chemistry , management , economics , crystallography
In this study, a model called “fuzzy reasoning model” was proposed for the case when the explanatory variables were crisp and the value of the binary response variable was reported as a number between zero and one. In this regard, the concept of possibilistic odds is also introduced. Then, the methodology and formulation of this model was used to explain the model parameters. Some goodness of fit criteria were proposed and a numerical example was given as an example. Key words: Fuzzy number, defuzzification, centroid, clinical research.

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