2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.fss.2011.02.017
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A linguistic approach to time series modeling with the help of F-transform

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“…roughly, more or less, etc. In the following text, we, without loss of generality, use the hedges introduced in Table 1 that were successfully used in real applications [8] and that are implemented in the LFLC software package [15]. As a special case, the ⟨linguistic hedge⟩ can be empty.…”
Section: Evaluative Linguistic Expressionsmentioning
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“…roughly, more or less, etc. In the following text, we, without loss of generality, use the hedges introduced in Table 1 that were successfully used in real applications [8] and that are implemented in the LFLC software package [15]. As a special case, the ⟨linguistic hedge⟩ can be empty.…”
Section: Evaluative Linguistic Expressionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The choice of perception depends on the topic of the specified linguistic description. In other words, perception is always chosen among evaluative expressions which occur in antecedents of IF-THEN rules, see [6,8,12].…”
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“…In a time series analysis and forecast, the use of F-transform and inverse F-transform has been reported in many studies [22,23,[36][37][38]41]. In some studies, the F-transform was used to extract a low-frequency trend component [23,36,37], whereas it was used for the modeling of an autoregression function in [22].…”
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