Rough-neural computing. Techniques for computing with words

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The article of this volume will not be reviewed individually. Roughneural networks are agent systems that operate on concepts. These concepts or information granules typically go beyond numbers or signals typically exchanged in agent systems or neural networks. A typical kind of granules are those representing words or phrases in natural language. This book (actually edited volume) presents recent advances in the area of rough neural computer from a wide konge of perspectives. To mention just a few: Fuzzy logic; Tree transducers; Semantics; Game theory and Petri nets. There are also articles containing applications regarding sound and handwriting recogniton, Pattern recognition and rule discovery. The book contains a few introductory articles suitable to understand what the field of rough several computing is about.











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