Intervals of Marks
Intervals, whether classical or modal, pretend to represent numerical information in a coherent way and, for that, one of the main problems is rounding. Indeed, using a digital scale with a finite number of digits, computations will have to be rounded in
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Miguel A. Sainz · Joaquim Armengol Remei Calm · Pau Herrero Lambert Jorba · Josep Vehi
Modal Interval Analysis New Tools for Numerical Information
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Miguel A. Sainz • Joaquim Armengol Remei Calm • Pau Herrero • Lambert Jorba Josep Vehi
Modal Interval Analysis New Tools for Numerical Information
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Miguel A. Sainz Informática Matemática Aplicada y Estadística Escola Politecnica Superior University of Girona Girona, Spain
Joaquim Armengol Enginyeria ElJectrica ElectrJonica i AutomJatica Escola Politecnica Superior University of Girona Girona, Spain
Remei Calm Informática Matemática Aplicada y Estadística Escola Politecnica Superior University of Girona Girona, Spain
Pau Herrero Imperial College London London, United Kingdom
Lambert Jorba Matemática Económica Financiera y Actuarial Facultad de Economia y Empresa Universitat de Barcelona Barcelona, Spain
Josep Vehi Enginyeria ElJectrica ElectrJonica i AutomJatica Escola Politecnica Superior University of Girona Girona, Spain
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