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|    Lionel Cox to All    |
|    Fuzzy Logic & the Human Sciences    |
|    16 Oct 03 06:42:18    |
      From: lionel.cox@dial.pipex.com              Zadehs' original paper on Fuzzy Logic was published in 1965 (Zadeh 1965). He       said of the reasons behind his publication:              "I felt that in the case of systems other than mechanistic systems, e.g.       biological systems, economic systems, and so on, we need something like that       [Fuzzy], because in the realm of such 'humanistic systems' - as I referred       to them at that time - there is much more complexity." (KI 2001)              Well I appear not to be able to find people who have worked with fuzzy in       the human science field. By this I mean sociology. Could anyone please give       me leads as to journal articles, papers, books that may cover this topic.       Even better would be to 'talk' to people who have worked or studied this       field of fuzzy.       Lionel Cox              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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