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ORCIDOn Fuzziness - A Homage to Lotfi A. Zadeh - Volume 2, 2013
- Rudolf Seising, Enric Trillas, Claudio Moraga, Settimo Termini:
On Fuzziness - A Homage to Lotfi A. Zadeh - Volume 2. Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computing 299, Springer 2013, ISBN 978-3-642-35643-8 - Rudolf Seising, Enric Trillas, Claudio Moraga, Settimo Termini:
Errata: On Fuzziness.
Part II: On Fuzziness, Me - Z
- Patricia Melin:
Interval Type-2 Fuzzy Logic in Hybrid Neural Pattern Recognition Systems. 435-439 - Jerry M. Mendel:
Type-2 Fuzzy Sets and Beyond. 441-448 - Claudio Moraga:
Memories of a Crisp Engineer. 449-453 - John N. Mordeson:
On Fuzziness in Mathematics. 455-458 - Takéhiko Nakama:
A Mathematician's Naive Perspective on Fuzzy Sets and Fuzzy Logic. 459-461 - María G. Navarro:
On Fuzziness and Ordinary Reasoning. 463-468 - Vesa A. Niskanen:
On Present Logico-Methodological Challenges to Fuzzy Systems. 469-477 - Vilém Novák:
How Ideas of L.A. Zadeh Gave Rise to Mathematical Fuzzy Logic. 479-486 - Hannu Nurmi:
Fuzzy Sets Seemed to Work. 487-492 - José A. Olivas:
From Fuzzy Deformable Prototypes to Fuzzy Web Search. 493-502 - Sergei Ovchinnikov:
My Journey to Fuzziness in Berkeley. 503-506 - Sankar K. Pal:
Encounters with Fuzziness and Ambiguity in Patterns - A Memorable Journey. 507-517 - Rainer Palm:
My Way to Fuzzy Control. 519-523 - Gabriella Pasi, Gloria Bordogna:
The Role of Fuzzy Sets in Information Retrieval. 525-532 - Witold Pedrycz:
Fuzzy Sets: A Brief Retrospect and Beyond. 533-537 - Ketty Peeva:
Fuzzy Relational Equations - From Theory to Software and Applications. 539-545 - Frederick E. Petry:
Fuzzy Set Theory Utility for Database and Information Systems. 547-552 - Jaroslaw Pykacz:
Fuzzy Sets in Foundations of Quantum Mechanics. 553-557 - Dragan G. Radojevic:
Real-Valued Realizations of Boolean Algebras Are a Natural Frame for Consistent Fuzzy Logic. 559-565 - Elisabeth Rakus-Andersson:
The Meeting with Fuzzy Mathematics as the Great Adventure of My Life. 567-572 - Marek Z. Reformat:
Uncertainty and Knowledge Repositories in the Web of Data. 573-578 - Bernd Reusch:
The Influence of Lotfi Zadeh on Informatik I in Dortmund. 579-583 - John T. (Terry) Rickard, Janet Aisbett, Greg Gibbon:
A Tribute to Lotfi Zadeh with Personal Recollections. 585-589 - Eleanor Rosch:
Neither Concepts Nor Lotfi Zadeh are Fuzzy Sets. 591-596 - Enrique H. Ruspini:
On the Meaning of Fuzziness. 597-609 - Antonio Sala:
Fuzzy Control: From Heuristic Rules to Optimization on Thousands of Decision Variables. 611-616 - Daniel Sánchez:
A Grain in the Heap. 617-624 - Elie Sanchez:
The Robot and the Butterfly. 625-630 - Romano Scozzafava:
The Membership of a Fuzzy Set as Coherent Conditional Probability. 631-635 - Alejandro Sobrino
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Some of My Experiences and Views on Zadeh's Fuzzy Logic. 637-644 - John F. Sowa:
What Is the Source of Fuzziness? 645-652 - Apostolos Syropoulos:
Vague Computing Is the Natural Way to Compute! 653-658 - Marco Elio Tabacchi:
Fuzziness: Came for the View, Stayed for the Same. 659-664 - Dan E. Tamir, Mark Last, Abraham Kandel:
On Fuzziness in Complex Fuzzy Systems. 665-672 - Ricardo Tanscheit:
Fuzzy Systems in Brazil and at QMC. 673-677 - Settimo Termini:
On Fuzziness, Its Homeland and Its Neighbour. 679-685 - Josep-Maria Terricabras:
Wittgenstein and Zadeh, Side by Side. 687-690 - Vicenç Torra:
Aggregation Operators. 691-695 - Enric Trillas:
On Some Classical Tenets and Fuzzy Logic. 697-705 - I. Burhan Türksen:
Fuzzy Regression Models Beyond Fuzzy Rule Base Models. 707-711 - Luis Adrian Urtubey:
On Fuzzy Sets Philosophical Foundations. 713-717 - Kees van Deemter:
The Two Cultures of Logic. 719-724 - Annamária R. Várkonyi-Kóczy:
Fuzzy Approaches in Anytime Systems. 725-735 - Peter Vojtás:
Fuzziness in Software Engineering. 737-743 - Carol L. Walker, Elbert A. Walker:
Some Algebraic Aspects of Fuzzy Set Theory. 745-747 - Junzo Watada:
The Path of Linguistic Random Regression to Knowledge Acquisition. 749-753 - Mark J. Wierman:
Syzygy. 755-762 - Hans-Jürgen Zimmermann:
Philosophy of Science, Operations Research, and Fuzzy Set Theory - Personal Observations. 763-774
Part III: Postscriptum
- Didier Dubois, Henri Prade:
How We Got Fuzzy (1976 - 1980). 777-796 - Brian R. Gaines:
Living in an Uncertain Universe. 797-811 - Rudolf Seising:
Dialogue on Scientific Theories and Fuzziness -Fuzzy-Philosophical Investigations. 813-829 - Paul J. Werbos:
Fuzziness, Probability, Uncertainty and the Foundations of Knowledge. 831-856
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