Emergency-oriented expert systems: a fuzzy approach
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A class of emergency-oriented expert systems is studied in the setting of fuzzy sets. Some implications resulting from the emergency orientation of the expert system are clearly underlined. The role of fuzzy sets and their utilization in coping with uncertainty present in underlying elements of the system (e.g. indicators, indices, emergency patterns) as well as in matching procedures required, is explained and suitable algorithms are provided.
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