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The following pages link to Computing statistics under interval and fuzzy uncertainty. Applications to computer science and engineering (Q653914):

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• Computing the variance of interval and fuzzy data (Q533132) (← links)
• Uncertainty modelling of atmospheric dispersion by stochastic response surface method under aleatory and epistemic uncertainties (Q746592) (← links)
• New efficiency conditions for multiobjective interval-valued programming problems (Q780957) (← links)
• Towards combining probabilistic and interval uncertainty in engineering calculations: algorithms for computing statistics under interval uncertainty, and their computational complexity (Q854767) (← links)
• From intervals to domains: towards a general description of validated uncertainty, with potential applications to geospatial and meteorological data (Q861921) (← links)
• The use of interval analysis in hydrologic systems (Q1276152) (← links)
• The complexity of computation and approximation of the \(t\)-ratio over one-dimensional interval data (Q1623689) (← links)
• Fuzzy dynamic reliability models of parallel mechanical systems considering strength degradation path dependence and failure dependence (Q1666249) (← links)
• On fuzzy portfolio selection problems: a parametric representation approach (Q1674836) (← links)
• Innovative correlation coefficient measurement with fuzzy data (Q1793745) (← links)
• A full convex combination method for linear regression with interval data (Q2086224) (← links)
• Even in simple economic systems, equilibrium can be non-unique: an example (Q2100182) (← links)
• Bootstrap methods for epistemic fuzzy data (Q2162141) (← links)
• Towards fast and accurate algorithms for processing fuzzy data: interval computations revisited (Q2845286) (← links)
• From interval computations to constraint-related set computations: towards faster estimation of statistics and ODEs under interval and p-box uncertainty (invited talk) (Q2917336) (← links)
• Computing Covariance and Correlation in Optimally Privacy-Protected Statistical Databases: Feasible Algorithms (Q2940827) (← links)
• Two optimization problems in linear regression with interval data (Q2970398) (← links)
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• What if We Only Have Approximate Stochastic Dominance? (Q4558823) (← links)
• From Mean and Median Income to the Most Adequate Way of Taking Inequality into Account (Q4558824) (← links)
• Decision Making Under Interval Uncertainty (and Beyond) (Q4562491) (← links)
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• Fuzzy Statistical Decision-Making (Q4976440) (← links)
• Need for Diversity in Elected Decision-Making Bodies: Economics-Related Analysis (Q5014576) (← links)
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• Thick Sets, Multiple-Valued Mappings, and Possibility Theory (Q5126374) (← links)
• Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test for Interval Data (Q5227395) (← links)
• Dealing with Uncertainties in Computing: From Probabilistic and Interval Uncertainty to Combination of Different Types of Uncertainty (Q5256641) (← links)
• The Sign Test for Interval-Valued Data (Q5348625) (← links)
• Should data ever be thrown away? Pooling interval-censored data sets with different precision (Q6114035) (← links)
• From MCDA to fuzzy MCDA: presumption of model adequacy or is every fuzzification of an mCDA method justified? (Q6154789) (← links)
• From Intervals to –? (Q6488198) (← links)
• Why Wasserstein metric is useful in econometrics (Q6535932) (← links)
• Reasoning and learning in the setting of possibility theory -- overview and perspectives (Q6577654) (← links)
• The NP-hard problem of computing the maximal sample variance over interval data is solvable in almost linear time with a high probability (Q6599765) (← links)