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2366-2646 es applicable to engineers, researchers, and graduate students, particularly in the oil and gas industry and pharmaceutic industry..978-3-030-86991-5978-3-030-86989-2Series ISSN 2366-2646 Series E-ISSN 2366-2654

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Fuzzy Logic,In this book, fuzzy logic is used to incorporate the uncertainty due to vagueness into the methodology of the value of information to account for the vagueness of the data. Crisp versus fuzzy data is discussed. Membership functions, fuzzification, defuzzification, fuzzy rules and fuzzy inference systems are discussed in detail with an example.

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Martin J. Vilela,Gbenga F. OluyemiPresents a reliable methodology for decision making under uncertain conditions.Explores the value of information and the value of flexibility in the process of making complex decisions.Provides numero

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Probability and Inference Theory,ning the most important concepts of probability used later during the decision-making workflows. A section is dedicated to Bayes’ theorem, which is used later, in Chap. ., for developing the value of information assessment. Concepts of random sampling and statistical inference are also introduced for subsequent use in Chap. ., experimental design.

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Uncertainty, Data Acquisition and Value of Information Assessment,exibility, Chap. .). The theoretical and mathematical formalism is presented, and several examples are discussed. The logic behind the value of information, for increasing the value of a project through improved chances of success, is explained. The values of perfect, imperfect and fuzzy data are discussed.