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Causal Modeling with Fuzzy Cognitive Maps

Michael Zaus

Year: 1999 Studies in fuzziness and soft computing Pages: 201-276   Publisher: Springer Nature

Abstract

In contemporary social and behavioral science, fuzzy logic is still rather unpopular, perhaps because of its major affiliation with electrical engineering, industrial systems control, and computer science. However, in view of the fact that fuzzy logic aims equally well at a formalization of the cognitive processes humans employ in their daily activities in private and working environments, we conclude that sociologists, political scientists, and psychologists are grossly mistaking the real impact of fuzzy logic upon cognition and action, because it provides a new framework for knowledge engineering.

Keywords:
Fuzzy cognitive map Fuzzy logic Cognition Action (physics) Cognitive science Computer science Artificial intelligence Knowledge management Psychology Management science Engineering Fuzzy control system Neuro-fuzzy

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Cognitive Science and Mapping
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Advanced Computational Techniques and Applications
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence

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