英文摘要 |
Nang-Fei Pan The conventional regression model, fitted to crisp sample data and employing the least-squares method, is mainly applied to investigate and predict the relationships between variables. The fuzzy regression model, an interval approach which can be thought of as a variation of conventional regression analysis, is used to fit data containing uncertainty and vagueness. In this paper, two of the most representative fuzzy regression models are evaluated. The first model is the fuzzy possibility regression proposed by Tanaka et al., which is based on minimizing fuzziness. The second approach is called hybrid fuzzy regression, developed by Chang and Ayyub, which utilizes the technique of the least squares of errors as a fitting criterion. A numerical example for cost estimations of a construction excavation is used to compare the similarities and differences of these three models at different degrees of confidence. |