Currently, there is a large but imprecise number of grapevine varieties in the world (several thousands, [ 1]): This number could likely be reduced once all varieties are properly genotyped and compared.
In Cephalotaxus the bijugate condition is constant in the production of the numerous but imprecise number of bud-scales and in the production of foliage leaves.
In this paper, we extend one-way ANOVA to a case where observed data are imprecise numbers rather than real numbers.
The fourth paper Analysis of variance in uncertain environments whose authors are Parchami et al. extends one-way ANOVA to a case where observed data are composed of imprecise numbers rather than crisp numbers.
Long an inexact science in traditional filmmaking, the stuff of notecards and imprecise numbers and adjectives, Oculus has invited friends and family to watch "Henry" and gained more concrete feedback by tracking where they look, and for how long.
After introducing symmetric triangular and normal fuzzy numbers, some arithmetic operations for imprecise numbers are reviewed in "Preliminaries".
Generally, the underlying data are assumed to be precise numbers, but in general it is much more realistic to consider fuzzy values, which are imprecise numbers.
It must be noted that in this section, only the observed amounts of precise random variables can be regarded as imprecise numbers while the model for observed values is still precise as follows begin{aligned} Y_{ij} =mu _i +varepsilon _{ij}, text {for}, i=1,ldots,r, text {and}, j=1,ldots,n_i.
Also, given the great differences in species richness across large regions such as Europe, slightly imprecise numbers are unlikely to affect the results of ecological studies significantly.
Third, the amount of tobacco in a RYO cigarette is variable, and this contributes to an imprecise estimation of the number of cigarettes.
