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ORCIDFuzzy Sets and Systems, Volume 214
Volume 214, March 2013
- Rudolf Seising, Verónica Sanz
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Introduction to the special issue "Soft computing in humanities and social sciences". 1-5 - João Paulo Carvalho:
On the semantics and the use of fuzzy cognitive maps and dynamic cognitive maps in social sciences. 6-19 - Camilo A. Franco, Javier Montero, Juan Tinguaro Rodríguez:
A fuzzy and bipolar approach to preference modeling with application to need and desire. 20-34 - Mila Kwiatkowska, Krzysztof Kielan:
Fuzzy logic and semiotic methods in modeling of medical concepts. 35-50 - Teresa León, Vicente Liern:
A fuzzy framework to explain musical tuning in practice. 51-64 - Josep Lluís Arcos, Enric Guaus, Tan Hakan Özaslan:
Analyzing musical expressivity with a soft computing approach. 65-74 - Itziar García-Honrado, Enric Trillas:
A note on a deductive scheme of Dummett in classical and fuzzy logics. 75-82 - Martin Pereira-Fariña, Félix Díaz-Hermida, Alberto Bugarín:
On the analysis of set-based fuzzy quantified reasoning using classical syllogistics. 83-94
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