Titlebook: Analysis and Decision Making in Uncertain Systems; Zdzislaw Bubnicki Book 2004 Springer-Verlag London 2004 Analysis.computer.decision supp

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Shape Modifying by Material Removalthe input and output properties have the form “ . = .* ” and “ . = .* ”, respectively. For the relational plant the respective properties have the form “ . ∈ .. ” and “ . ∈ .. ” where .. and .. are subsets of . and ., respectively.

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Designing for Joining and Assemblyics described in Sects. 4.1 and 4.2. It is worth noting that the uncertain logics and variables are defined for any metric space . (the set of values). Starting from Sect. 4.4, the considerations are concerned with a real number vector space ..

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Relational Systems,the input and output properties have the form “ . = .* ” and “ . = .* ”, respectively. For the relational plant the respective properties have the form “ . ∈ .. ” and “ . ∈ .. ” where .. and .. are subsets of . and ., respectively.

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Uncertain Logics and Variables,ics described in Sects. 4.1 and 4.2. It is worth noting that the uncertain logics and variables are defined for any metric space . (the set of values). Starting from Sect. 4.4, the considerations are concerned with a real number vector space ..

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Shape Modifying: Retaining Materialrocess (dynamic programming under uncertainty) and with applications to a class of assembly systems. Other considerations for dynamical systems are presented in Chapter 9 (uncertain, random and fuzzy controllers in closed-loop systems), in Chapter 10 (stability) and in Chapter 11 (dynamical learning systems).

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Limits to Incentive Contracts in Politicsthen the description of unknown parameters in the relations, using random or uncertain variables, forms the second (the upper) level of uncertainty or the second-order uncertainty, as was explained in Sect. 3.6 for the relational and random levels. The first part of this chapter concerns this kind of complex problems.

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Application of Random Variables,babilistic theory are presented in many books in this classical area (see e.g. [66, 73, 94]). In Sect. 1.1, a very short description of random variables is given to introduce the notation and to bring together formalisms concerning random, uncertain and fuzzy variables in a unified framework.

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Complex Problems and Systems,then the description of unknown parameters in the relations, using random or uncertain variables, forms the second (the upper) level of uncertainty or the second-order uncertainty, as was explained in Sect. 3.6 for the relational and random levels. The first part of this chapter concerns this kind of complex problems.