Semi Parametric Logistic Regression Model with the Outputs Representing Trapezoidal Intuitionistic Fuzzy Number
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https://doi.org/10.33095/jeas.v28i133.2350Keywords:
semiparametric logistic regression model, trapezoidal intuitionistic fuzzy number, SFWLSE, FOLSEAbstract
In this paper, the fuzzy logic and the trapezoidal fuzzy intuitionistic number were presented, as well as some properties of the trapezoidal fuzzy intuitionistic number and semi- parametric logistic regression model when using the trapezoidal fuzzy intuitionistic number. The output variable represents the dependent variable sometimes cannot be determined in only two cases (response, non-response)or (success, failure) and more than two responses, especially in medical studies; therefore so, use a semi parametric logistic regression model with the output variable (dependent variable) representing a trapezoidal fuzzy intuitionistic number.
the model was estimated on simulation data when sample sizes 25,50 and 100, as the parametric part was estimated by two methods of estimation, are fuzzy ordinary least squares estimators FOLSE method and suggested fuzzy weighted least squares estimators SFWLSE , while the non-parametric part is estimated by Nadaraya Watson estimation and Nearest Neighbor estimator. The results were the fuzzy ordinary least squares estimators method was better than the suggested fuzzy weighted least squares estimators while, in the non-parametric portion, the Nadaraya Watson estimators had better than Nearest Neighbor estimators to estimate the model
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