SS01 |
Robotic and Intelligent Systems
Ching-Chih Tsai (National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan) In this special session, we intend to collect papers that reflect current progress in the Robotic and Intelligent Systems. We hope those papers can set a milestone for the Robotic and Intelligent Systems and also provide ideas for further exploration in this promising research area. At present, there are five papers in this topic in our collected papers. |
SS02 |
Intelligent Systems and Fuzzy Modeling
Jin-Tsong Jeng (National Formosa University, Taiwan) In this special session, we intend to collect papers that reflect current progress in the Intelligent Systems and Fuzzy Modeling. We hope those papers can set a milestone for the Intelligent Systems and Fuzzy Modeling and also provide ideas for further exploration in this promising research area. At present, there are five papers in this topic in our collected papers. |
SS03 |
Interval Uncertainty
Martine Ceberio (University of Texas at El Paso, USA) Interval uncertainty is closely related to fuzzy techniques: indeed, if we want to know how the fuzzy uncertainty of the inputs propagates through the data processing algorithm, then the usual Zadeh’s extension principle is equivalent to processing alpha-cuts (intervals) for each level alpha. |
SS04 |
Forward Looking Decision-making under Uncertainty
Mikael Collan (LUT University, Finland) The session concentrates on supporting forward looking decision-making in the presence of uncertainty. The session is not “method specific”. The decision-making support context is not and may include for example economic, health- and engineering related decision-making. |
Special Sessions
Special Sessionss