Fuzzy thinkingBart Kosko
Fuzzy Thinking is the first popular book to explain clearly and provocatively how fuzzy logic is changing our lives - and how it will revolutionize the world in the decades ahead. Fuzzy thinking is the wave of the future, and the leading exponent of fuzzy logic, philosopher-scientist Dr. Bart Kosko, explains it better than anyone else can. Invented in America, fuzzy logic has broad implications for the way we think. What is the fuzzy principle? Everything is a matter of degree - nothing is absolute. In this mind-bending book, Kosko argues that for centuries the West has been locked into the…
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Fuzzy logicFuzzy systemsLogicPhilosophyPhilosophy and scienceFuzzy theorieLogicaSystèmes flous
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5 in Spinefolk| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audiobook | Audio Literature | 1998 | 9780944993972 |
| Edition | Flamingo | 1994 | 9780006547136 |
| Paperback | Hyperion | 1994 | 9780786880218 |
| Hardcover | Hyperion | 1993 | 9781562828394 |
| Edition | HarperCollins | — | 9780002553520 |
Fuzzy logicFuzzy systemsLogicPhilosophyPhilosophy and scienceFuzzy theorieLogicaSystèmes flous
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