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Emerging Developments and Future Questions,synthesis problem consists of obtaining a fixed structure QFT controller that ensures robust stability and achieves the robust performance specifications. The proposed method uses interval consistency technique (Hull Consistency- HC4) and hybrid optimization. The HC4 method is used to the remove inc

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Trauma and Recovery Within Military Cultureugh, in general, the consistent conjectures are distinct from those of Cournot-Nash, we establish the following remarkable fact. Define a meta-game as such where the players are the same agents as in the original oligopoly but now using the conjectures as their strategies. Then the consistent conjec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16679-7ocal maxima (“peaks”) and local minima (“troughs”) and ignore all the other values. The empirical success of this strategy remains a mystery. In this paper, we provide a possible explanation for this success.

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Algebraic Product is the only T-norm for Which Optimization Under Fuzzy Constraints is Scale-Invariresulting solution, in general, depends on the choice of a not well-defined constant .. We show that this dependence disappears if we use an algebraic t-norm (and-operation) ., and we also prove that the algebraic product is the only t-norm for which the corresponding solution is independent on ..

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Comparing Operation Points in Linear Programming with Fuzzy Constraints,here is no certainty of implementing optimal solutions given by fuzzy optimization models, so in many cases the problem has to be solved using crisp available information. In this chapter, we provide a mathematical framework for comparing optimal to crisp solutions of a linear programming problem under fuzzy constraints.

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Peak-End Rule: A Utility-Based Explanation,santness. While this peak-end rule is empirically supported by numerous psychological experiments, it seems to contradict our general theoretical ideas about people’s preferences. In this paper, we show that, contrary to this impression, the end-peak rule can be justified based on the main ideas of the traditional utility-based decision theory.