Sentence examples for Fuzzy concept from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy concept [34] is employed here.

Fuzzy concept considers not only the degree of membership to an accept set, but also the degree of non-membership to a rejection set.

But a proof is sometimes a fuzzy concept, subject to whim and personality.

A good example of a fuzzy concept is cool air -- it has a clear meaning, but it is not black or white.

Experts on the Russian legal system say ownership can be a fuzzy concept in Russia, where significant assets are rarely bought or sold in an entirely straightforward way.

He wrote: That everyone understands objectivity differently makes it a dangerously fuzzy concept, easy road kill in the rush to new journalistic techniques.

The idea "that such a fuzzy concept should be captured in the measurement of national output is absurd," Mr Letwin says.Government statisticians insist that everything will be transparent.

"But the only road map Putin laid out today was a fuzzy concept of a grand coalition to fight terrorism arm in arm with Bashar al-Assad, the very man the Americans say is the source of the problem".

Mr Vedral's notion of information is not the somewhat fuzzy concept most people have of it, but a precise mathematical definition that owes itself to Claude Shannon, an American mathematician considered to be the father of "information theory".

This will involve monetary policy relying on tools other than the interest rate, like adjusting regulatory capital ratios.Central bankers might also be more mindful of the infuriatingly fuzzy concept of long-term stability.

Object-Fuzzy Concept Network (O-FCN) is a recent knowledge representation model to integrate Fuzzy Ontologies in Information Retrieval systems.