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The grey theory and the preliminary probe into information acquisition technology
The grey theory, one of the methods that are used to study uncertainty, is superior in theoretical analysis of systems with imprecise information and incomplete samples. In this paper we summarize the principles of the theory and its modeling schemes in prediction and diagnosis, and review its practical applications so as to give some heuristic guidelines for improving the information acquisition technology.