Artificial Intelligence and Hybrid Systems
The use of artificial intelligence and hybrid systems has increased dramatically due to their ability in handling real world problems involving uncertainty, vagueness and high complexity. The development of these systems has attracted the interest of the Artificial Intelligence community and established as a promising field of research. In order to present the ideas and practices of the hybridization process of intelligent systems, in this book, we included some recent and interesting studies on this topic.
Chapter 1
by Daw-Ran Liou, Jiun-Wei Liou and Cheng-Yuan Liou
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Chapter 2
by Tatiana Tambouratzis and Imre Pázsit
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Chapter 3
by E Jack Chen and Min Li
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Chapter 4
by Zeeshan Ahmed and Saman Majeed
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Chapter 5
by Andrej Prošek and Marko Čepin
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Chapter 6
by Juan J. Flores, Anastacio Antolino, Juan Manuel Garcia and Felix Calderon Solorio
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Chapter 7
by Zhenglu Yang, Lin Li and Masaru Kitsuregawa
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Chapter 8
by Miguel Ballesteros, Jesús Herrera, Virginia Francisco and Pablo Gervás
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Chapter 9
by Grzegorz Dudek
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Chapter 10
by Dharamveer Singh, Musharraf Zaman and Luther White
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Chapter 11
by Lyes Saad Saoud, Fayçal Rahmoune, Victor Tourtchine and Kamel Baddari
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Chapter 12
by Mourad Moussa, Ali Douik and Hassani Messaoud
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Chapter 13
by Nikola Lilić, Ivan Obradović and Ranka Stanković
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Chapter 14
by Zlatica Marinković, Olivera Pronić-Rančič and Vera Marković
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Chapter 15
by Abderrahim El Qadi, Btihal El Ghali and Driss Aboutajddine
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