Part II
DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS FOR FUZZY DATA
In standard statistics – objectivist and Bayesian analysis – observations are assumed to be numbers, vectors, or classical functions. By the fuzziness of real data of continuous quantities it is necessary to adapt descriptive statistical methods to the situation of fuzzy data. This is done for the most frequently used descriptive methods in this part.
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