Soft Computing: Coping with Complexity
While it has been correctly noted that the expression “soft computing” is employed in a variety of senses and characterizations to designate a wide array of technologies, we argue that the original motivation for the introduction of soft-computing methods was the need to cope with the complexity of...
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description | While it has been correctly noted that the expression “soft computing” is employed in a variety of senses and characterizations to designate a wide array of technologies, we argue that the original motivation for the introduction of soft-computing methods was the need to cope with the complexity of existing mathematical and computational models of real-world systems. We review this essential motivation contending that other apparent distinguishing characteristics—such as the implicit character of some models—are either artifacts of specific treatments or temporary stages in their evolution towards more sophisticated technologies. |
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spelling | doaj.art-42d3771eeb744ed89cfb9ffac5dffcd32022-12-22T03:25:06ZengSpringerInternational Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems1875-68832010-06-013210.2991/ijcis.2010.3.2.6Soft Computing: Coping with ComplexityEnrique H. RuspiniWhile it has been correctly noted that the expression “soft computing” is employed in a variety of senses and characterizations to designate a wide array of technologies, we argue that the original motivation for the introduction of soft-computing methods was the need to cope with the complexity of existing mathematical and computational models of real-world systems. We review this essential motivation contending that other apparent distinguishing characteristics—such as the implicit character of some models—are either artifacts of specific treatments or temporary stages in their evolution towards more sophisticated technologies.https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/1959.pdf |
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title | Soft Computing: Coping with Complexity |
title_full | Soft Computing: Coping with Complexity |
title_fullStr | Soft Computing: Coping with Complexity |
title_full_unstemmed | Soft Computing: Coping with Complexity |
title_short | Soft Computing: Coping with Complexity |
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url | https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/1959.pdf |
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