MaybeFuzzy

Represents an optional fuzziness value associated with the implementing entity.

This method provides a way to retrieve the fuzziness information if it exists. The fuzziness is represented as an Option[Fuzziness[Double]]:

• Some(Fuzziness[Double]): Indicates the presence of fuzziness.
• None: Indicates the absence of fuzziness.

Retrieves the nominal (non-fuzzy) value associated with the entity.

This value represents the precise or primary measurement or parameter of the entity, without considering any associated fuzziness or uncertainty.

Converts the value of the current instance into its absolute String representation, always using scientific notation (e.g. "1.00(1)E+02").

If fuzziness is present, it normalizes it to absolute form and formats it in scientific notation with embedded uncertainty digits. If no fuzziness is present, the nominal value is returned as rendered by m.render.

Method to render this Valuable for presentation to the user. NOTE to implementors: never ever invoke this.toString in your implementation lest you get a StackOverflow.