What Is Ordered Weighted Averaging Aggregation Operator
The ordered weighted averaging (OWA) operators give a parameterized class of mean type aggregating operators. These operators can be found in practical mathematics, more notably in fuzzy logic. Ronald R. Yager was the one who first presented them. This class contains a significant number of well-known mean operators, including the maximum, arithmetic average, median, and minimum. Because of their capacity to simulate language conveyed aggregation instructions, they have found widespread application in the field of computational intelligence.
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Chapter 1: Ordered weighted averaging aggregation operator
Chapter 2: Matrix norm
Chapter 3: Inverse Gaussian distribution
Chapter 4: Expected shortfall
Chapter 5: Uncertainty theory
Chapter 6: Least-squares support vector machine
Chapter 7: Type-1 OWA operators
Chapter 8: Generalized functional linear model
Chapter 9: Birnbaum-Saunders distribution
Chapter 10: Normal basis
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