Proposal for Applicability of Neutrosophic Set Theory in Medical AI
International Journal of Computer ApplicationsPublished 31 August 2011Open access
Abdul Quaiyum Ansari, Ranjit Biswas, Swati Aggarwal
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This paper suggests incorporating a new logic: Neutrosophic logic in medical domain and also discusses the possibility of extending the capabilities of the fuzzy systems by employing neutrosophics systems.
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Soft computing is an enriching domain that helps to encode uncertainty and imprecision that exists in real world.Integration of soft computing techniques in the systems lends added advantage to the existing systems to allow solutions to otherwise unsolvable problems.Fuzzy architecture has been extensively researched and applied in medical domain.This paper suggests incorporating a new logic: Neutrosophic logic in medical domain and also discusses the possibility of extending the capabilities of the fuzzy systems by employing neutrosophic systems.
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