nonnumerical

nonnumerical

(ˌnɒnnjuːˈmɛrɪkəl)
adj
not containing or involving numbers
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Fuzzy set theory must be included in the decision-making process for reaching more effective decisions when the process has incomplete and nonnumerical information.
So my answer was a nonnumerical representation, and then I thought maybe an integer jar with like a line in it, so anything below the line is negative and anything above the line is positive, and then have marbles that we would call integers.
Cook agrees with these factors, but he compares himself to a baseball scout "watching the numbers but taking a lot of nonnumerical points into consideration as well."
Furthermore, in Section 5 several technical aspects of such a general interface-construction recipe will be illustrated by an elementary toy model-Hamiltonian example admitting a nonnumerical and nonperturbative analytical treatment.
A modified scale was used to assign nonnumerical visual acuities to logMAR scores of 1.7, 2.0, 2.3, and 3.0 for "counting fingers", "hand movements", "perception of light", and "no perception of light," respectively [6].
The linear and quadratic calibrating plots were generated and compared by means of R values and nonnumerical analysis of residues according to [27] (Figure 3).
Decision tree method is simple and fast, it is very suitable to deal with nonnumerical data, it is easy to visualize the data into a rule.
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