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|    ml to Ulrich Bodenhofer    |
|    Re: t-norm    |
|    16 Jan 06 23:45:15    |
      From: visualminder@yahoo.de              Ulrich Bodenhofer wrote:                      > kind of independency by definition. The t-norm controls how truth values        > are combined, but it does not relate to any concept of independency, at        > least not in my humble opinion. See Hájek (1998).              but since there are numerous ways of combining truth values, one should       know how to choose a proper one. As stated by many people (also see       Dmitry Kazakov's post in the same thread), the choice depends on       application domains. But till now I still have not seen any concrete       examples of in which case min-norm should be prefered than product-norm,       and vice versa. For me dependency seems to be the only imaginable way       for choosing...              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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