University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

 

NPRE490L/CSE417 Fuzzy Logic and Its Applications This special interest course is taught by Professor Magdi Ragheb. The class meets on Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays at 8 A.M.  in the Room 206 Transportation Building (General Engineering)  Course Objectives:   This course provides motivation and sets direction of further study for many students in different fields of engineering, by emphasizing the potential importance of Fuzzy Logic in applications in Symbolic and Connectionist Artificial Intelligence Systems, and hybrids of them in the monitoring and control of future engineering systems; with the objective of maximizing their level of productivity, efficiency and operational safety.    Resources Introductory Material on Fuzzy Logic  The Seven Noble Truths Of Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Systems - A Tutorial A Graphical Introduction Fuzzy Inferencing Systems Journals IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing IEEE Transactions on Image Processing Journal of Fuzzy Sets and Systems International Journal of Approximate Reasoning Journal of Intelligent Systems  Neural Computation Neurocomputing Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research International Journal of Uncertainty, Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based Systems   Newsgroups comp.ai.fuzzy: FAQ comp.ai.neural-nets: FAQ comp.ai.genetic: FAQ uiuc.cs.neural-nets Fun Take the Fuzzy Shower Challenge Fuzzy Truck Simulator Fuzzy Systems Engineering Windows Demos  Logic of the Future with Dr. Earl Cox

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