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puting fuzzy arithmetic operations. In this paper a modified implementation for fuzzy unimodal interval arithemtics is defined where new subtraction and division ...
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These are based on order statistics from a sample with failures due to cause ... First we look at some simple results on distribution of order statistics based on a ...
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Constraint Arithmetic on Real Intervals William Older Andre Vellino Abstract
Constraint interval arithmetic is a sublanguage of BNR Prolog which o ers a new approach to the old problem of deriving numerical consequences from algebraic models. Since it is simultaneously a numerical computation technique and a proof technique, it bypasses the traditional dichotomy between (numeric) calculation and (symbolic) proofs. This interplay between proof and calculation can be used e ectively to handle practical problems which neither can handle alone. The underlying semantic model is based on the properties of monotone contraction operators on a lattice, an algebraic setting in which xed point semantics take an especially elegant form.
1 Introduction Procedural arithmetic spoils the declarative nature of pure Prolog programs. Programs written in pure Prolog should be readable declaratively and the order of logical expressions (conjunctions, disjunctions and negations) should be semantically irrelevant. Moreover, they should preserve the following properties:
narrowing (the answer is a substitution of the question) idempotence (executing the answer adds nothing) and monotonicity (the more speci c the question is, the more speci c the answer will be).
Relational arithmetic in constraint logic programming languages typically applies to either nite or integer domains (CHIP) [5,11] rationals (Prolog-III) [3] or oating point numbers (CLP(
