Cloud Improvement Model of Niche Width and Its Application in Tram Evaluation
Jiaozi Pu, Zongxin Liu · Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing · 2022
Niche theory is one of the most important theories and tools in ecology. Niche width is a concept used to measure the position and role of an individual or population in a biological community. However, in the measurement of niche width, due to the unique characteristics of ecosystems, evaluators often give information based on subjective judgment to describe the status of ecological factors. Natural language is used to describe the state of ecological factors, and all the observed values come from the subjective judgment of the language value of the evaluator and have fuzziness and randomness at the same time. To achieve scientific and reasonable decision evaluation, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the fuzziness and randomness of complex systems. The cloud model is used to improve the niche width model, aimed at solving ecological factors under natural language information assignment and niche width evaluation. It is applied to measure tram niche width, which is the typical ecological factor value assignment using natural language thinking.