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ORCIDFuzzy Sets and Systems, Volume 132
Volume 132, Number 1, 16 November 2002
- K. David Jamison, Weldon A. Lodwick:
The construction of consistent possibility and necessity measures. 1-10 - Andrea Sgarro:
Possibilistic information theory: a coding theoretic approach. 11-32 - Koichi Yamada:
Possibilistic causality consistency problem based on asymmetrically-valued causal model. 33-48 - Moamar Sayed Mouchaweh, Arnaud Devillez, Gérard Villermain Lecolier, Patrice Billaudel:
Incremental learning in Fuzzy Pattern Matching. 49-62 - Karl Erich Wolff:
Concepts in Fuzzy Scaling Theory: order and granularity. 63-75 - Somdeb Lahiri
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Axiomatic characterizations of threshold choice functions for comparison functions. 77-82 - QianSheng Cheng, Zhou-Tian Fan:
The stability problem for fuzzy bidirectional associative memories. 83-90 - Nehad N. Morsi:
Propositional calculus under adjointness. 91-106 - Petr Hájek:
Observations on the monoidal t-norm logic. 107-112 - Zhudeng Wang, Yandong Yu:
Pseudo-t-norms and implication operators on a complete Brouwerian lattice. 113-124 - Yong-Ming Li:
Limit structures over completely distributive lattices. 125-134
Volume 132, Number 2, 1 December 2002
- Jin-Myung Won, Sang Y. Park, Jin S. Lee:
Parameter conditions for monotonic Takagi-Sugeno-Kang fuzzy system. 135-146 - K. M. Chow, Ahmad B. Rad:
On-line fuzzy identification using genetic algorithms. 147-171 - Alexandre G. Evsukoff, Antonio C. S. Branco, Sylvie Galichet:
Structure identification and parameter optimization for non-linear fuzzy modeling. 173-188 - Dan Simon:
Training fuzzy systems with the extended Kalman filter. 189-199 - Yunfei Zhou, Shuijin Li, Rencheng Jin:
A new fuzzy neural network with fast learning algorithm and guaranteed stability for manufacturing process control. 201-216 - Ning Xiong, Lothar Litz:
Reduction of fuzzy control rules by means of premise learning - method and case study. 217-231 - Samuel H. Huang, Hao Xing:
Extract intelligible and concise fuzzy rules from neural networks. 233-243 - Hamed Peyravi, Abdollah Khoei, Khayrollah Hadidi:
Design of an analog CMOS fuzzy logic controller chip. 245-260 - Davide Falchieri, Alessandro Gabrielli, Enzo Gandolfi:
Very fast rate 2-input fuzzy processor for high energy physics. 261-272
Volume 132, Number 3, 16 December 2002
- Lushu Li, Santosh N. Kabadi, Kunhiraman Nair:
Fuzzy models for single-period inventory problem. 273-289 - Yuji Yoshida:
Fuzzy stopping in continuous-time dynamic fuzzy systems. 291-301 - Hsuan-Shih Lee:
Optimal consensus of fuzzy opinions under group decision making environment. 303-315 - Shubhabrata Das:
Quantifying fuzziness due to the scale of measurement in response systems. 317-333 - Yihua Zhong, Yong Shi:
Duality in fuzzy multi-criteria and multi-constraint level linear programming: a parametric approach. 335-346 - Chang-Chun Lin, An-Pin Chen:
Generalization of Yang et al.'s method for fuzzy programming with piecewise linear membership functions. 347-352 - Manish Sarkar:
Rough-fuzzy functions in classification. 353-369 - Tomas Brandtberg:
Individual tree-based species classification in high spatial resolution aerial images of forests using fuzzy sets. 371-387 - José Alfredo Padilla-Medina, Francisco J. Sánchez-Marín:
A fuzzy expert system for evaluating human observers in a visual detection task. 389-400 - Ambalal V. Patel, B. M. Mohan:
Some numerical aspects of center of area defuzzification method. 401-409
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