Bayesian Logistic Regression using Vectorial Centroid for Interval Type-2 Fuzzy Sets
Ku Muhammad Naim Ku Khalif, ALEXANDER E. GEGOV · 2015
It is necessary to represent the probabilities of fuzzy events based on a Bayesian knowledge.Inspired by such real applications, in this research study, the theoretical foundations of Vectorial Centroid of interval type-2 fuzzy sets with Bayesian logistic regression is introduced.This includes official models, elementary operations, basic properties and advanced application.The Vectorial Centroid method for interval type-2 fuzzy set takes a broad view by exampled labelled by a classical Vectorial Centroid defuzzification method for type-1 fuzzy sets.Rather than using type-1 fuzzy sets for implementing fuzzy events, type-2 fuzzy sets are recommended based on the involvement of uncertainty quantity.It also highlights the incorporation of fuzzy sets with Bayesian logistic regression allows the use of fuzzy attributes by considering the need of human intuition in data analysis.It is worth adding here that this proposed methodology then applied for BUPA liver-disorder dataset and validated theoretically and empirically.