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Statistical Depth for Interval Data: A Closeness-Based Approach and Its Applications
With the rapid development of technology, interval data have been increasingly widely used in various fields, as they can effectively carry information on measurement uncertainty and original variability. Reasonable ranking and outlier screening of interval data are crucial for exploring their value
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