I am interested to share some insights on the use and benefits of "interval sets" in social science disciplines. I would really appreciate any comments in this regard.
Sorry dear Mohammed it is not my area. I hope you will find many who could share with you.
Dr. Mohamed Benmerikhi,
Sir, Kindly zero size the meaning of "interval sets" in Social sciences disciplines. Honestly say that, Suddenly i cannot understand your points please.
Dear Mohamed,
I've not used this concept before in my research. Thanks for bringing it up-it may be an opportunity for some of us to learn something new.
This is a non-well posed question! I deal a lot with nonstandard analysis, where there is the notion of "internal sets". I am not sure if you mean this! In any question, one should define well the terms of the question, in such a way that, even the non specialist could follow1 This question does not qualify for a well posed question!
I apologize that i thought "internal" instead of "interval". Again, we usually have "Interval Analysis" and not interval sets. Any way "interval analysis" is very much related to Fuzzy sets Theory. From this link one can see that the applications are a lot, social science included. I atached two papers which seems to be interesting.
Dear Costas, Thank you so much for your valuable contribution, ans the articles.
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