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$ Q $-analysis is a new method to research the mathematical structures associated with relations (as opposed to functions or mappings) and their applications to communities, town planning, design, and... systems studies. It is therefore concerned with the problem how to make the "soft sciences" into hard sciences. Scientific data, called "hard data", is the result of observing setmembership. This leads to a binary relation, being Yes/No or 1/0 type. But, it is not sufficient in many applications, in fact, integers are already treated in $ Q $-analysis. In this paper, we present another extension in which real numbers in the interval $ [0, 1] $ are considered.show more
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