Fuzzy sets and systems and philosophy of science

Rudolf Seising

1-35

Fuzzy systems and scientific method

meta-level reflections and prospects

Vesa A. Niskanen

37-65

Fuzzy logic and science

Javier Montero

67-77

Fuzzy logic, concepts and semantic transformers

Stephan van der Waart van Gulik

79-97

Phenomenology as a criterion for formalism choice

Dmitri Iourinski

99-114

Computational theory of meaning articulation

a human estimation approach to fuzzy arithmetic

Tero Joronen

115-127

Power sets, implications and set inclusions revisited – retrospect and prospect

a review of bandler and kohout's paper and a survey of 30 years of subsequent developments

Ladislav J. Kohout

129-159

Probability and fuzziness – echoes from 30 years back

Hannu Nurmi

161-174

On a model for the meaning of predicates

a naïve approach to the genesis of fuzzy sets

Enric Trillas

175-205

Fuzzy logic as a theory of vagueness

15 conceptual questions

Jeremy Bradley

207-228

Dialogue games as foundation of fuzzy logics

Christian G. Fermüller

229-245

Connecting a tenable mathematical theory to models of fuzzy phenomena

Esko Turunen

247-270

Many-valuation, modality, and fuzziness

Jorma K. Mattila

271-300

Fuzzy thinking in sociology

Lars Winter, Thomas Kron

301-320

Fuzzy set theory and the philosophical foundations of medicine

Julia Limberg, Rudolf Seising

321-344

Fuzzy preferences as a convenient tool in group decision making and a remedy for voting paradoxes

Janusz Kacprzyk, Sławomir Zadrozny, Hannu Nurmi

345-360

What we are learning from neurosciences about decision-making

a quest for fuzzy set technology

Armando Rocha, Fernando Gomide, Witold Pedrycz

361-375

Postmodernism and control engineering

Marius M. Bǎlaş, Valentina E. Bǎlaş

377-391

Fuzzy mechanisms for qualitative causal relations

393-415

On the relation between fuzzy and quantum logic

Ingo Schmitt, Andreas Nürnberger, Sebastian Lehrack

417-438

Fuzzy cluster analysis from the viewpoint of robust statistics

Frank Klawonn, Frank Höppner

439-455

On the usefulness of fuzzy sets in data mining

Eyke Hüllermeier

457-470

The uncertainty associated with a type-2 fuzzy set

Sarah Greenfield, Robert I. John

471-483

Fuzziness – representation of dynamic changes by ordered fuzzy numbers

Witold Kosiński, Piotr Prokopowicz, Darek Kacprzak

485-508

Meta sets – another approach to fuzziness

Bartłomiej Starosta, Witold Kosiński

509-532

Regression model based on fuzzy random variables

Junzo Watada, Shuming Wang

533-545

Optimal workers' placement in an industrial environment

Shamshul Bahar Yaakob, Junzo Watada

547-565