البرمجة الضبابية وتحسين أداء الخوارزميات في بيئة متعددة المتغيرات الرتيبة

In many situations of daily life, when we start statistical analysis, we encounter data that we suffer from inaccuracy in its measurement, either due to observation or measurement errors or the lack of appropriate conditions for collecting this data, such as failure times of machines, equipment, electrical devices, medical, engineering and economic data. In many medical studies, the researcher may have a strong conviction that the regression function used to describe the relationship between two variables has a certain form or formula that can be characterized by certain ordering restrictions such as monotonicity; monotonic regression has important applications in statistics, operations research, and signal processing, and these applications are often characterized by a very large value of n. For such large-scale problems, it is of great practical importance to develop algorithms whose complexity does not increase rapidly with increasing n. It is a nonparametric regression technique that preserves order. In this thesis, the proposed fuzzy autoregressive monotonic method, fuzzy autoregressive monotonic least squares (FILSR), fuzzy autoregressive M estimator (FIM), and fuzzy autoregressive maximum likelihood estimator (FIML) were proposed. The best method for estimating the autoregressive function is the fuzzy autoregressive maximum likelihood method with a mean square error of (0.51455).

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Journal of Al-Qadisiyah for Computer Science and Mathematics
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.29304/jqcsm.2024.16.31673
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Fuzzy Systems and Optimization
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البرمجة الضبابية وتحسين أداء الخوارزميات في بيئة متعددة المتغيرات الرتيبة

علي محمد عبيد السكماني, مهدي وهاب نصر الله
Journal of Al-Qadisiyah for Computer Science and Mathematics
Fuzzy Systems and Optimization
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البرمجة الضبابية وتحسين أداء الخوارزميات في بيئة متعددة المتغيرات الرتيبة

علي محمد عبيد السكماني, مهدي وهاب نصر الله
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Abstract

In many situations of daily life, when we start statistical analysis, we encounter data that we suffer from inaccuracy in its measurement, either due to observation or measurement errors or the lack of appropriate conditions for collecting this data, such as failure times of machines, equipment, electrical devices, medical, engineering and economic data. In many medical studies, the researcher may have a strong conviction that the regression function used to describe the relationship between two variables has a certain form or formula that can be characterized by certain ordering restrictions such as monotonicity; monotonic regression has important applications in statistics, operations research, and signal processing, and these applications are often characterized by a very large value of n. For such large-scale problems, it is of great practical importance to develop algorithms whose complexity does not increase rapidly with increasing n. It is a nonparametric regression technique that preserves order. In this thesis, the proposed fuzzy autoregressive monotonic method, fuzzy autoregressive monotonic least squares (FILSR), fuzzy autoregressive M estimator (FIM), and fuzzy autoregressive maximum likelihood estimator (FIML) were proposed. The best method for estimating the autoregressive function is the fuzzy autoregressive maximum likelihood method with a mean square error of (0.51455).

Journal of Al-Qadisiyah for Computer Science and MathematicsVol. 16(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Fuzzy Systems and Optimization
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