Intelligent Detection of Information Outliers Using Linguistic Summaries with Non-monotonic Quantifiers

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In the processing of imprecise information, principally in big data analysis, it is very advantageous to transform numerical values into the standard form of linguistic statements. This paper deals with a novel method of outlier detection using linguistic summaries. Particular attention is devoted to examining the usefulness of non-monotonic quantifiers, which represent a fuzzy determination of the amount of analyzed data. The answer is positive. The use of non-monotonic quantifiers in the detection of outliers can provide a more significant value of the degree of truth of a linguistic summary. At the end, this paper provides a computational example of practical importance.

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Duraj, A., Szczepaniak, P. S., & Chomatek, L. (2020). Intelligent Detection of Information Outliers Using Linguistic Summaries with Non-monotonic Quantifiers. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 1239 CCIS, pp. 787–799). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-50153-2_58

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