in statistical inference, the point estimation problem is very crucial and has a wide range of applications. when, we deal with some concepts such as random variables, the parameters of interest and estimates may be reported/observed as imprecise. therefore, the theory of fuzzy sets plays an important role in formulating such situations. in this paper, we rst recall the crisp uniformly minimum ...

recently, abbasbandy and asady have been proposed a modificationof the distance based approach, namely ``sign distance method''.however, in this paper, it is shown that this method has some drawbacks, i.e.,the result is not consistent with human intuition for specialcases and this method cannot always logically infer rankingorder of the images of the fuzzy numbers. in this paper, wepresent a re...

the objective of this paper is to deal with the fuzzy conic program- ming problems. the aim here is to derive weak and strong duality theorems for a general fuzzy conic programming. toward this end, the convexity-like concept of fuzzy mappings is introduced and then a speci c ordering cone is established based on the parameterized representation of fuzzy numbers. un- der this setting, duality t...

We present optimal upper bounds for the deviation of a fuzzy continuous function from its fuzzy average over [a, b] ⊂ R, error is measured in the D-fuzzy metric. The established fuzzy Ostrowski type inequalities are sharp, in fact attained by simple fuzzy real number valued functions. These inequalities are given for fuzzy Hölder and fuzzy differentiable functions and these facts are reflected ...

Both Takagi–Sugeno (TS) and Mamdani fuzzy systems are known to be universal approximators. In this paper, we investigate whether one type of the fuzzy approximators is more economical than the other type. The TS fuzzy systems in this study are the typical two-input single-output TS fuzzy systems: they employ trapezoidal or triangular input fuzzy sets, arbitrary fuzzy rules with linear rule cons...

in this paper, rst a design is proposed for representing fuzzy polynomials withinput fuzzy and output fuzzy. then, we sketch a constructive proof for existenceof such polynomial which can be fuzzy interpolation polynomial in a set given ofdiscrete points rather than a fuzzy function. finally, to illustrate some numericalexamples are solved.

Fuzzy rules are usually generated by experts in the area, especially for control problems with only a few inputs. With an increasing number of variables, the number of rules is increasing exponentially, which makes more difficult for experts to define the rule set for good system performance. In solving this, researchers have looked into hybrid the fuzzy based to enhance or reduce complexity. W...

We propose a differential evolution (DE) algorithm for the calculation of the interval and fuzzy variance. In particular, we see that the DE methods can be efficient for the fuzzy variance of a relatively high number of fuzzy data; computational results with up to 100 data show that the number of function evaluations to obtain the estimated global solutions grows less then quadratically with th...

in a previous work, we introduced particular fuzzy numbers anddiscussed some of their properties. in this paper we use the comparison methodintroduced by dorohonceanu and marin[5] to compare between these fuzzynumbers.

In this work, a new concept of upper dense sequence in interval (0,1] is introduced. There are infinitely many upper dense sequences in interval (0,1]. Using any upper dense sequence, a new decomposition theorem for fuzzy sets is established and proved. Then, using a chosen upper dense sequence as one of the necessary reference systems, infinitely many total orderings on the set of all fuzzy nu...