REASONING WITH FUZZY QUANTIFIED STATEMENTS: PART II
KybernetesPublished 1 February 1986
Ronald R. Yager
Citations40
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In this second part of a set of two papers, some applications of quantified statements are investigated, some of which apply to medicine, science, and economics.
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In this second part of a set of two papers we investigate some applications of quantified statements.
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