fuzzy objects
[/ˈfʌzi ˈɒbdʒɪkts/]
nounpl: fuzzy objects
objetos difusos
1. Objects or concepts with unclear, blurred, or imprecise boundaries; things lacking sharp definition or exactness
In mathematics, fuzzy objects are used to model uncertainty and imprecision in real-world data.
Em matemática, objetos difusos são usados para modelar incerteza e imprecisão em dados do mundo real.
2. Physical items that have an indistinct or fuzzy appearance due to their texture, lighting, or visual quality
The fuzzy objects on the shelf were difficult to identify in the dim light.
Os objetos difusos na prateleira eram difíceis de identificar sob a luz fraca.
3. Abstract concepts or ideas that are vague, poorly defined, or ambiguous
The report contained many fuzzy objects that made the findings unclear.
O relatório continha muitos conceitos difusos que tornavam as descobertas pouco claras.
The term 'fuzzy objects' is primarily used in technical, mathematical, and scientific contexts in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. It refers to concepts from fuzzy logic and fuzzy set theory, which have become increasingly important in artificial intelligence, data analysis, and computational linguistics. The term is less common in everyday conversation and more prevalent in academic and professional settings.
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