Although Zadeh may have had the idea of the best fit POSSIBLE in the back
of his mind, that is hardly how I would characterise the motivation for
using fuzzy logic.For me it brings science closer to the way that people,
including scientists, think, and thus can do a better job of approximating
Craig,
It's in Mongolia but you might check this out.
http://asia.ansp.org/mais/index.php
-Todd
On Thu, Aug 6, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Craig Seecse...@hamline.edu wrote:
Hi all,
I’m currently planning a trip to Southeast Asia (Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia,
Thailand) for the winter, and would like to do
Dear all,
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or know anyone doing so it would be great to get in touch, as
At this December's AGU meeting, I can recommend a presentation-poster
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Maybe this will help...
Imagine you have two people sitting at a table drinking and you are
the waiter/waitress.
One customer says, I have 13.21435343234 ml of alchohol in my drink.
The other says, My drink is low.
Which is more meaningful??? When the first person makes their
statement, do
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At the heart of fuzzy logic is Zadeh's Principle of Incompatibility, which
states that precision and significance are incompatible. Malcolm provides a
good example of this.
The first customer is obviously an ecologist by the way, who else would bore
the waitress with so many significant
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