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Prof. Walaa Gabr :: Publications:

Title:
Consolidity analysis of fuzzy functions, matrices, probability and statistics,
Authors: Walaa I. Gabr
Year: 2014
Keywords: Not Available
Journal: Elsevier Ain Shams Engineering Journal 2015
Volume: Not Available
Issue: 6, 2015
Pages: 181-197
Publisher: Elsevier
Local/International: International
Paper Link: Not Available
Full paper Walaa Gabr_Consolidity analysis for fully fuzzy functions, matrices, probability and statistics.pdf
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Abstract:

The paper presents a comprehensive review of the know-how for developing the systems consolidity theory for modeling, analysis, optimization and design in fully fuzzy environment. The solving of systems consolidity theory included its development for handling new functions of different dimensionalities, fuzzy analytic geometry, fuzzy vector analysis, functions of fuzzy complex variables, ordinary differentiation of fuzzy functions and partial fraction of fuzzy polynomials. On the other hand, the handling of fuzzy matrices covered determinants of fuzzy matrices, the eigenvalues of fuzzy matrices, and solving least-squares fuzzy linear equations. The approach demonstrated to be also applicable in a systematic way in handling new fuzzy probabilistic and statistical problems. This included extending the conventional probabilistic and statistical analysis for handling fuzzy random data. Application also covered the consolidity of fuzzy optimization problems. Various numerical examples solved have demonstrated that the new consolidity concept is highly effective in solving in a compact form the propagation of fuzziness in linear, nonlinear, multivariable and dynamic problems with different types of complexities. Finally, it is demonstrated that the implementation of the suggested fuzzy mathematics can be easily embedded within normal mathematics through building special fuzzy functions library inside the computational Matlab Toolbox or using other similar software languages.

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