2011 International Conference on Computer Distributed Control and Intelligent Environmental Monitoring 2011
DOI: 10.1109/cdciem.2011.488
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Application of Improved Set Pair Analysis Model for Evaluation of Lake Eutrophication

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“…In order to set up a five-element connection number in relation to I-V grades evaluation standard commonly used in lake assessment the b-discrepancy degree was expanded into -partial identity in discrepancy degree, -entirety discrepancy degree and -partial contrary in discrepancy degree [12]. This forms a multivariate connection number of a-identity degree, -partial identity in discrepancy degree, -entirety discrepancy degree, -partial contrary in discrepancy degree and c-contrary degree of set pair.…”
Section: 1set Pair Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to set up a five-element connection number in relation to I-V grades evaluation standard commonly used in lake assessment the b-discrepancy degree was expanded into -partial identity in discrepancy degree, -entirety discrepancy degree and -partial contrary in discrepancy degree [12]. This forms a multivariate connection number of a-identity degree, -partial identity in discrepancy degree, -entirety discrepancy degree, -partial contrary in discrepancy degree and c-contrary degree of set pair.…”
Section: 1set Pair Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventional evaluation methods like TLI cannot reflect the detailed characteristics of eutrophication. erefore, Lin et al [20] applied the principle of set pair analysis to assess the degree of lake eutrophication. Set pair analysis has been widely used to study the system with certainty and uncertainty [21].…”
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confidence: 99%