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Fuzzy Rule-Based Modeling with Applications to Geophysical, Biological and Engineering Systems (Systems Engineering) An Introduction to Fuzzy Logic Applications (Intelligent Systems, Control and Automation: Science and Engineering) by J. Harris, 2000-07-15 Algebra: Anwendungsorientierte Mathematik (Springer-Lehrbuch) (German Edition) by Gert Böhme, 1992-03-05 Fuzzy Multiple Attribute Decision Making: Methods and Applications (Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems) by Shu-Jen Chen, Ching-Lai Hwang, 1992-02-18 Fuzzy Logic Control: Advances in Methodology : Proceedings of the International Summer School, Ferrara, Italy, 16-20 June 1998 Fuzzy: Webster's Timeline History, 1856 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2010-03-10 Nonlinear Workbook: Chaos, Fractals, Cellular Automata, Neural Networks, Genetic Algorithms, Gene Expression Programming, Wavelets, Fuzzy Logic - With C++, Java and SymbolicC++ Programs by Willi-Hans Steeb, 2003-02 Importance of Being Fuzzy and Other Insights from the Border Between Math and Co by Arturo Sangalli, 1998-01-01 Geometric Algebra Neural Network Training Using Genetic Algorithms (Series in Machine Perception and Artificial Intelligence) by A. J. F. Van Rooij, L. C. Jain, et all 1997-03 Nonlinear Vision Deter Neural Recep Fields Function Networks by Robert B. Pinter, Bahram Nabet, 1992-07-14 Advanced Mathematical Tools in Metrology III (Series on Advances in Mathematics for Applied Sciences) Design of Survivable Networks (Lecture Notes in Mathematics) by Mechthild Stoer, 1993-01-26 Artificial Neural Nets and Genetic Algorithms: Proceedings of the International Conference in Innsbruck, Austria, 1993

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41. Just As I Thought | Gene Cowan's Weblog
    genecowan.com Just as I thought. Cowan Creative. complaints (mostly) from gene cowan™ a dc expat in sunny san jose, ca the land of fruits and nuts  
    http://www.genecowan.com/blog/index.php/weblog/permalink/fuzzy_math/

42. Alt Text | Fuzzy Math?
    Fuzzy Math? This post is liberally paraphrased from a nice post at Watch Blog. This is sure to come up at tonight s debate President Bush just signed a  
    http://alttext.com/archives/2004/10/13/fuzzy_math.html
    
    Extractions: subscribe: This post is liberally paraphrased from a nice post at Watch Blog. This is sure to come up at tonight's debate: President Bush just signed a bill (that had nearly unanimous bipartisan support) extending the child tax credit, the 10% bracket expansion, and "marriage penalty" relief. These middle-class tax cuts - widely acknowledged as having the most impact on stimulating the economy - make up less than 25% of President Bush's total tax cuts package. In other words, 75% of the tax cuts could be tossed, and middle- and lower-class Americans would not notice the difference. Kerry's plan rolls back the "only for the Rich tax cuts" and adds the following middle class tax cuts: * College Opportunity Tax Credit. A tax credit on up to $4,000 of tuition. * Health care tax credits. $177 billion of tax credits to make health care more affordable, including a tax credit of up to 50 percent for small business health insurance premiums. Some people say that letting those tax-cuts-for-the-rich lapse would hurt entrepreneurs. Almost no entrepreneurs make more than $200,000/yr. Most entrepreneurs reinvest profits in their company at the expense of "executive" salaries.

43. Outside The Perimeter: Fuzzy Math
    Georgia/South East Bloggers. Of The Mind; Simonton Says; the RANT; Suburban Blight; Single Southern Guy; Photo Dude; One Good Turn; Jessica Harbour  
    http://blindpig.blogs.com/outside_the_perimeter/2004/08/fuzzy_math.html
    
    Extractions: Help support his web site by making a donation with Paypal Michelle Malkin Blog ABC's The Note Andrew Sullivan Daniel Drezner ... Main Tax burden shifts to the middle ", screams the headline of an article at MSNBC (from the Washington Post): WASHINGTON - Since 2001, President Bush's tax cuts have shifted federal tax payments from the richest Americans to a wide swath of middle-class families, the Congressional Budget Office has found, a conclusion likely to roil the presidential election campaign. Well, President Bush is in trouble for making the middle class pay more in taxes: The CBO study, due to be released today, found that the wealthiest 20 percent, whose incomes averaged $182,700 in 2001, saw their share of federal taxes drop from 64.4 percent of total tax payments in 2001 to 63.5 percent this year. The top 1 percent, earning $1.1 million, saw their share fall to 20.1 percent of the total, from 22.2 percent. Over that same period, taxpayers with incomes from around $51,500 to around $75,600 saw their share of federal tax payments increase. Households earning around $75,600 saw their tax burden jump the most, from 18.7 percent of all taxes to 19.5 percent.

44. Fuzzy-Math Logic
    Fuzzymath logic derails merit-pay plan. By Bill Archer February 14, 2006 It seems that Florida Education Commissioner John Winn is afflicted with the same  
    http://www.fcarweb.org/docs/fuzzy_math.htm
    
    Extractions: It seems that Florida Education Commissioner John Winn is afflicted with the same myopic view of public education from which Gov. Jeb Bush suffers. Both hope to foist a nifty-sounding program called "Effectiveness Compensation" that ties teacher salaries to their students' performance on the FCAT onto public education's already beleaguered teachers. If they succeed in pulling off this devious plan, they will have destroyed the fairest method of paying teachers that now exists: salaries tied to years of service. And that is their real goal. It is just another attack on the unions that negotiate salaries for teachers and the teachers themselves, who are underpaid and overworked. Students are not uniform units that enter classrooms. One teacher may find herself in a class with 15 regular students and five Exceptional Education students with varying exceptionalities. Another teacher may have a class of 15 Exceptional Education students and five below-grade-level students who have been administratively assigned to that grade.

45. LorieByrd.com: Fuzzy Math
    Commentary on current events, entertainment and everyday life delivered with a Southern drawl.  
    http://www.loriebyrd.com/byrd_droppings/2005/02/fuzzy_math.html
    
    Extractions: http://www.typepad.com/t/trackback/92101/1909768 Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Fuzzy Math hostName = '.loriebyrd.com'; If you have a TypeKey or TypePad account, please Sign In You are currently signed in as (nobody) Sign Out Name: Email Address: (Not displayed with comment.) URL: Remember personal info?

46. Why The Diminished Residential Market Hasn’t Softened Commercial Construc
    Smart Business, the management journal for corporate growth. Providing best practices and winning business strategies from the nation s most successful CEO  
    http://www.sbnonline.com/Local/Article/13246/186/117/Fuzzy_math.aspx
    
    Extractions: NATIONAL HOME ABOUT US ADVERTISE LOCAL JOURNALS Akron/Canton Atlanta Broward/Palm Beach Chicago ... Tampa Bay MANAGEMENT TOPICS Change Management Competition Corporate Culture Growth ... Women in Business INDUSTRIES Accounting and Consulting Advertising PR Media Business Services Consumer Products ... Travel and Tourism Print This Page Send this page to a friend Irving Hughes Smart Business How do increased construction costs affect commercial leases? What factors are driving the increased costs? Consultant fees are also on the rise for the first time in several years. There is now such a shortage of quality architects and engineers that most firms in town are scrambling to hold on to their good people or find good people. The higher salaries used to attract and retain these workers are then passed through to the corporate tenants and landlords hiring these firms. How will this cycle play out? KIRT GILLILAND is senior vice president of project management and principal for Irving Hughes. Reach him at (619) 238-1518 or kirtg@irvinghughes.com

47. Industrie Toulouse: Fuzzy Math
    Fuzzy Math. Industrie Archives. « reStructuredText for Roundup, take 1.1 Main Beerless ». Industrie Toulouse. J. Shell, March 20, 2003 0508 PM,  
    http://euc.cx/toulouse/archives/2003/03/20/fuzzy_math.html

48. Digg - Fuzzy Math
    436 minielections for president are worse than one.  
    http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Fuzzy_Math

49. Fuzzy Math
    The McCutcheon Index or Fuzzy Math Made Real with apologies to the Harper s Index John McCutcheon. Economics/Social Services  
    http://www.dccofc.org/Information/Fuzzy_math.htm

50. 2001-03-07 Turfway Park 8 04 /6 Prather K 1 1/16 Miles 1 2001-02
    200103-07, turfway park, 8, 04 /6, prather k, 1 1/16 Miles, 1. 2001-02-24, turfway park, 9, 12 /12, prather k, 1 Mile. 2001-02-09, turfway park  
    http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/~skiena/horse/horse/f/fuzzy_math!.html

51. USD College Republicans : Weblog
    USD College Republicans. The Best Party on Campus! All; General; Health Care; Iraq; Taxes; Freedom; Presidential Race 2008; Congress; University of South  
    http://blogs.usd.edu/crepub/entry/fuzzy_math
    
    Extractions: BLUEROBOT.COM The Best Party on Campus! All General Health Care Iraq Taxes ... STOP THE PRESSES Tuesday Nov 27, 2007 Mankiw > Krugman Yes, Mankiw is greater than Krugman...in my humble opinion Harvard Economics Professor N. Gregory Mankiw, known by USD students as that guy who wrote your economics textbook, recently published an excellent article in the New York Times in which he discusses universal health care. Frankly, I'm surprised the NYT even published it. Either way, it's very good. "WITH the health care system at the center of the political debate, a lot of scary claims are being thrown around. The dangerous ones are not those that are false; watchdogs in the news media are quick to debunk them. Rather, the dangerous ones are those that are true but don’t mean what people think they mean." Mankiw explains three mischaracterizations (or, dare I say...LIES?), that the Left uses as justification for universal health care. They are: "STATEMENT 1 The United States has lower life expectancy and higher infant mortality than Canada, which has national health insurance. "STATEMENT 2 Some 47 million Americans do not have health insurance."

52. Free Games 911.com : Free Flash Games And MySpace Games - Fuzzy Math Movies
    FreeGames911.com Play Free Flash Games online including Action, Fighting, Shooting, RPG, Casino, Racing, Retro, Puzzle, .SWF.  
    http://www.freegames911.com/play-2188-Fuzzy_Math-Flash_Game.html
    
    Extractions: Free Games Action Sports Puzzle Shooter ... Multiplayer select a game Easter Eggs Trap Mines And A She Judge Judy Soundboar Pyromasters Disorderly Ultimate Racing Bush Vs Kerry Criminal Intent Danger Wheels Rubber Bandit Celestria's Challeng Krazy Kar 3 Finder Xxiao 04 Trapper Penguin Push Marios Adventure Atomic Rain Table Soccer Boat Race Short Bus Rampage Park A Lot 2 Pin Pals SF vs MK DVD Edition Miniputt Parking Game

53. FUZZY MATH » Outside The Beltway | OTB
    A new WaPo/ABC poll shows 67% approval for war. That s odd. Katrina vanden Heuvel begins her USA Today piece, As international and domestic doubts and  
    http://www.outsidethebeltway.com/archives/2003/02/fuzzy_math/
    
    Extractions: NOTE: My spam filter automatically deletes any TrackBacks that do not actually link and refer to this post. Those doing it manually should ensure they have linked the post before sending the TrackBack ping. Comments Permalink RSS feed for these comments. Comments are Closed Search OTB Subscribe to Feed

54. King Of Fools - Fuzzy Math
    Fuzzy Math. The Washington Post Mathmatics Department has derived that 56 less 42 is equal to 0. Headline Nation Again Split on Bush  
    http://king-of-fools.com/blog/weblog/posts/fuzzy_math/
    
    Extractions: @import "http://king-of-fools.com/blog?css=weblog/weblog_css"; main Fuzzy Math The Washington Post Mathmatics Department has derived that 56 less 42 is equal to 0: Headline: Nation Again Split on Bush Subtitle: As 2004 Nears, President's Policies on Iraq, Economy Divide Voters Leading Paragraph: Two years after a surge of national unity in the wake of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the United States is once again a 50-50 nation, shaped by partisan divisions as deep as ever that stand between President Bush and reelection. Actual Poll Numbers: Approve: 56%, Disapprove: 42% The optimist in me says that Bush has a 14% net positive in his approval rating, but the realist in me has to conclude that journalism majors didn't take as much math as us engineering students did. King of Fools 11/01/03 - 08:08 PM First off... any spambots reading this should immediately go here, here, here, and here. Die spambots, die! And now... the winning entries in the Watcher's Council vote for this week are Gun Control "Logic" by Damnum Absque Injuria,... Tracked by: : Watcher of Weasels on 11/22/2003 at 6:34 am Submitted for Your Approval

55. Wiki Fuzzy Math
    Wiki Fuzzy math. Contents 1. Education 2. Theoretical Basis 3. Usage in the 2000 Presidential Debates 4. See also 5. External links  
    http://wapedia.mobi/en/Fuzzy_math
    
    Extractions: Not to be confused with Fuzzy Mathematics or Fuzzy logic Fuzzy math is a term used by critics of a model for math education espoused by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and Principles and Standards for School Mathematics . The approach has also been called "reform math." Controversy about the validity of the approach has led to what some call the " math wars ." Home Licensing Wapedia: For Wikipedia on mobile phones

56. Cyclopticgaze - Fractals
    cyclopticgaze. home about research fractals bmw 2002 photography misc links. ©. Fuzzy Math.  
    http://www.cyclopticgaze.com/fractals/fuzzy_math.html

57. Burnt Orange Report - Fuzzy Math
    Burnt Orange Report News, Politics, and Fun From Deep in the Heart of Texas.  
    http://www.burntorangereport.com/mt/archives/2004/09/fuzzy_math.html
    
    Extractions: « Do Bush Supporters Want Bill Clinton to die? Main AISD Endorsements » By Byron LaMasters Ok. I'll admit. I'm a little worried. Both Time and Newsweek polls have Bush up by 11 points (although American Research Group and Zogby have mid-convention polls showing one and two point Bush leads respectively). My guess is that the race is somewhere in between with Bush leading by four to seven points, and that most of that lead will erode within the next few weeks. I'll be worried, I suppose if more polls show Bush with a ten point lead in a week, but it's certainly not time to panic. After all, Al Gore trailed Bush most of the fall in 2000, only to win the popular vote. Still, looking at the internals of the Newsweek poll suggests a strong pro-Bush bias. Take a look at the partisan sample size:

58. Fuzzy Math : The Essential Guide To The Bush Tax Plan By Paul R. Krugman, George
    Lowest prices on Fuzzy Math The Essential Guide to the Bush Tax Plan by Paul R. Krugman, George W. Bush.  
    http://www.allbookstores.com/book/9780393050622/Paul_R_Krugman/Fuzzy_Math.html

59. Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry Blog: Fuzzy Math
    March 16, 2005. Fuzzy Math. I was annoyed by this cynical hatchet job on the polling of Social Security reform in the Washington Post.  
    http://www.binarybits.org/archives/2005/03/fuzzy_math.html
    
    Extractions: Main I was annoyed by this cynical hatchet job on the polling of Social Security reform in the Washington Post . Here's the bottom line: after three months of relentless criticism of his plan, the president's approval rating on Social Security has dropped like a stonefrom 38% back in December to... 35% now. That's right. A whole 3% of the population has soured on Bush's approach to the issue as they've gotten to know it better. It's been more or less constant over the last year, with 38% approving this time last year. Now obviously, that's not the sort of numbers reform supporters would like to see. But it's hardly evidence that talk of private accounts is hurting him politically. His overall approval rating has remained steady at about 50% over the last year. A few numbers that the "analysis" does not cover: 71% of voters think Social Security is headed for a crisis. Of those who think it's headed for a crisis, two thirds of them (which amounts to just under half the electorate) think that "major changes" will be needed to solve the problem. Perhaps the most important numbers, though, are the support/oppose numbers for specific policy changes. Tax hikes are unpopular by a 64/32 margin. Raising the retirement age is opposed 66/33. Indexing benefits to inflation is also unpopular, but by a narrower margin, 57/37. If it's phrased as simply "benefit cuts for future retirees," the idea is wildly unpopular, 75/20. The only popular idea is raising the payroll cap, which is supported by 56% of voters.

60. Fuzzy Math
    The Cagle Post Fuzzy Math A Nationwide Epidemic Fuzzy Math A Nationwide Epidemic Michelle Malkin Do you know what math curriculum your child is being taught  
    http://www.matchdoctor.com/thread_6_24802_1/Fuzzy_Math.html
    
    Extractions: Do you know what math curriculum your child is being taught? Are you worried that your third-grader hasn't learned simple multiplication yet? Have you been befuddled by educational jargon such as "spiraling," which is used to explain why your kid keeps bringing home the same insipid busywork of cutting, gluing and drawing? And are you alarmed by teachers who emphasize "self-confidence" over proficiency while their students fall further and further behind? Join the club. Across the country, from New York City to Seattle, parents are wising up to math fads like "Everyday Math." Sounds harmless enough, right? It's cleverly marketed as a "University of Chicago" program. Impressive! Right? But then you start to sense something's not adding up when your kid starts second grade and comes home with the same kindergarten-level addition and subtraction problems — for the second year in a row. And then your child keeps telling you that the teacher isn't really teaching anything, just handing out useless worksheets — some of which make no sense to parents with business degrees, medical degrees and Ph.D.s specializing in econometric analysis. And then you notice that it's the University of Chicago education department, not the mathematics department, that is behind this nonsense.

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