Between Mind And Computer: Fuzzy Science And Engineering

• Hypothetical reasoning in possibilistic logic - basic notions, applications and implementation issues, S. Banferhat et al; an automatic start-up and shut-down control of a drum-type boiler using fuzzy logic, Z. Bien et al; applicability of the fuzzy controller, J.J. Buckley; fuzzy representation and inference methods, I.B. Turkson; fuzzy neural-logic networks, S.C. Chan et al; I-fuzzy structure - the world of strictly monotonous norms, L.T. Koczy; fyzzy decision making - a survey, P-T. Chang and E.S. Lee; fuzzy topology, stratifications and category theory, Y-M. Liu et al; foundations of fuzzy logic programming, M. Mukaidono and H. Kikuchi; optimization of fuzzy models for system analyis, pattern recognition and knowledge engineering, W. Pedrycz; importance in intelligent retrieval systems, E. Sanchez; fuzzy random dynamic systems, G-Y Wang and J-P Ou; truth valued flow inference theory and its applications, P-Z. Wang et al; default knowledge representation in the theory of approximate reasoning - an implementation, J. Scarpelli et al.

"Between Mind and Computers presents a wealth of information about fuzzy logic and its applications. In my view, it is a must-read for everyone who is interested in developing a thorough understanding of the theory and an up-to-date familiarity with its applications." Foreword by Lotfi A Zadeh University of California, Berkeley