Theory and Practice of Fuzzy and Soft Computing. Computing that is tolerant of imprecise information, partial truth and uncertainty. Heuristic learning and search algorithms which are paradigms for mimicking human intelligence and smart optimization mechanisms observed in the nature are among its main topics

• Salah Elgazzar

  Defuzzification

  Can any one tell me the defuzzification methods plz.

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    Salah Elgazzar replied

    thanks alot for your response

    Aug 9, 2011
• Mustafa Burç Kandemir

  Around 130 papers have been published on several international scientific journals about this theory. We have establihed topological structure of fuzzy soft sets. Our goal to bring new andAround 130 papers have been published on several international scientific journals about this theory. We have establihed topological structure of fuzzy soft sets. Our goal to bring new and alternative solutions to social problems by using topology via soft sets and fuzzy soft sets. We would welcome your any comments. Please write to us and create synergy. :)
• Mustafa Burç Kandemir

  http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0898122111002197

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    Mustafa Burç Kandemir replied

    topological structure of fuzzy soft sets

    Aug 9, 2011
• Mustafa Burç Kandemir

  Predicting Suicide Attacks: A Fuzzy Soft Set ApproachAthar Kharal
• Mustafa Burç Kandemir

  Distance and Similarity Measures for Soft SetsAthar Kharal
• Anil Srivastava

  Data Intensive Scientific Computing (DISC)

  Last week I attended a talk by Professor Alex Szalay (http://www.sdss.jhu.edu/~szalay/). He spoke of the new data Intensive science synthesizing theory, experiment,and computation as the FourthLast week I attended a talk by Professor Alex Szalay (http://www.sdss.jhu.edu/~szalay/). He spoke of the new data Intensive science synthesizing theory, experiment,and computation as the Fourth Paradigm of Science a la Jim Gray's Laws of data Engineering (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Gray_(computer_scientist) Global Research Collaboratory is the platform taking analysis to data. Move computing where data not data to where computing is. We need a global cloud where 'internet scientist' could work makes eminent sense. Internet scientist is not a term that I coined but Professor Szalay spoke of them as a "...specialized breed of citizen scientist". If social media (and Internet) can support revolution in Middle East it can surely create a global community of internet scientists. There are many explorations including OSDD (Open Source Drug Discovery) and caBIG (cancer Biomedical Informatics Grid) but much more science driven, technology implemented effort is needed to realize the vision of truly global science.

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    Graeme Smith replied

    As I have mentioned in several other discussions on Science 2.0 there are many financial, and Proprietary Rights factors that need to be thought of, the interface is not the issue, per-se. Is aAs I have mentioned in several other discussions on Science 2.0 there are many financial, and Proprietary Rights factors that need to be thought of, the interface is not the issue, per-se. Is a mere comment on a discussion group, tantamount to publishing? Or is it more like a mini-seminar that is open to reading in the future? When we put our research onto a cloud, who owns it? the scientist that did the research, or the owner of the Cloud. This gets even cloudier when we look at the fact that the whole idea of the cloud is that you don't know where it is, or even how many computers have your research on them. I have been trying for years to find a way to finance a Grid Computer that I could use for research, People are naturally much more willing to offer me a single virtual computer than they are to offer, a 16 node cluster, or even the power, and storage location for me to install such a computer in. The idea that I could use the grid computer to finance it's own expansion, seems doomed to power issues and cooling politics. I never realized that air conditioning could be so political! It turns out that computer clock cycles are easy, but location is difficult. When you design a world-wide cloud, one of the problems is, how does the installation pay for its Internet access, real-estate, power and cooling? Does the cloud have a utility component where it charges for its use, or does it have free use, and if so how does the individual cluster pay for its own power and cooling? Who pays the rent on the server room? It makes sense to use a cloud concept only if there are sufficient funds to pay the costs of the support for the clock cycles involved. Boing Boing Sync, has had a cloud going for a considerable time, where the clock cycles were donated. The size of the clusters tends to be small, I understand, because they are mostly donated by individuals. The Grid on the other hand, I assume has a pay as you go structure. (Does it accept Pay-Pal?) CERN, the supercomputer place in Zurich, seems quite interested in the Network as an interface to global super-computing, so interested that we can blame them for the World-Wide-Web. Is this because they want to sell more clock cycles when they are not running the simulations for physics, or because they want to borrow more cycles from the web, when they are running the simulations. IBM, and NEC have massive installations that they might offer for clouds when they are superannuated, but in the meantime are being used for environmental simulations etc. What happens when such a super computer installation is sold, and the new owner can strip its hard drives of massive amounts of data? I once met a man in a garage. that had a mainframe, and was transferring data from the old main frame format to new media. The question was, why was he working out of a garage? if his work was valid, he should have had a lab at the University, but the potential was that he was stealing the data from the old media, and shipping it offshore, to allow scientists in his own country access to it, without the original owners consent. When we have our computer cloud based in Romania, where there are more criminal hackers than anywhere else in the world, can we be assured of any privacy at all? or will some Chinese Scientist publish from our results before we can? I have to say that I would prefer a Grid Solution where you have at least some idea of who is party to your data, rather than a cloud solution where you are hoping anonymity of the server, means anonymity of your data.

    Apr 12, 2011
• Dr. Eng. Sattar B. Sadkhan

  Hi.

  O.K., It is something important to have nice Global Research Collaboratory in Soft Comuting Every Where!... Let us imagine how can we derive the Golability of the Research?, please, if there is anyO.K., It is something important to have nice Global Research Collaboratory in Soft Comuting Every Where!... Let us imagine how can we derive the Golability of the Research?, please, if there is any idea, it will very nice to discuiss it... Best

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    D.P. Sharma replied

    I think it must be a big idea....something really big, that is of global importance like a fresh approach in soft computing, or any other idea. The collaborators must agree to work jointly and reallyI think it must be a big idea....something really big, that is of global importance like a fresh approach in soft computing, or any other idea. The collaborators must agree to work jointly and really put effort to make it a successful affair. Further we have to carry scrutiny of collaborators too so that the specific task can be assigned to each one of them. So far the idea is concerned, we have to seriously think on. Let us collect many ideas before we go for careful scrutiny of them to finalize the one. My personal mail ID is mail2dpsharma@gmail.com.

    Mar 28, 2011
• Martin Joseph Dudziak

  Just joining, and some "FYI" about myself as an introduction

  Hi, I am starting to explore better ways to use ResearchGate. I am looking for networking, and collaboration, and work (job(s)). Certainly I am open to sharing ideas, critiques, comments, views,Hi, I am starting to explore better ways to use ResearchGate. I am looking for networking, and collaboration, and work (job(s)). Certainly I am open to sharing ideas, critiques, comments, views, and helping others. To me, everything does require an attitude of synergy and symbiosis in order for us to succeed, as scientists, as people. FYI, if anyone is interested, I just wrote up this summary: These are URLs about me, some of what I am doing, including past, and also including things that are "orthogonal" and obviously more directed at surviving in a "non-friendly ecosystem" as far as science and especially exploratory and non-mainstream ("non-major-institutional/corporate") R&D. http://instinnovstudy.org http://tetradyn.com --------------------------- http://swisspatentoffice.instinnovstudy.org http://podlab.tetradyn.com http://chips.tetradyn.net http://texfabworld.com --------------------------------- and just about my background, http://tetradyn.com/professormd I can do some things pro bono and voluntary, as part of a team, etc., to help advance the general interests and causes of good research, solid science, improved education, and better public understanding. However, I also seek (need) work: part-time, temporary, full-time of course, in US and/or anywhere in the world. Best regards, Martin D martin@instinnovstudy.org, martinjd@tetradyn.com +1-757-847-5511 +1-202-415-7295 cell

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    D.P. Sharma replied

    Hi Martin. I too am finding myself on the same footing. My current field of research is to design embedded system for cardiac diagnostic application considering signals from ECG and PCGHi Martin. I too am finding myself on the same footing. My current field of research is to design embedded system for cardiac diagnostic application considering signals from ECG and PCG (Phonocardiograph). Would you like to join me? The decision is purely yours friend.

    Mar 18, 2011
• Ankit Dangi

  Workshop on "Emerging Research Trends in AI", (ERTAI-2011) by CSI-SIGAI and CDAC E-City Bangalore

  The Special Interest Group on AI (SIGAI) of Computer Society of India (CSI) announces a workshop on "Emerging Research Trends in AI" (ERTAI-2011) during June 19-21, 2011 at C-DAC Electronics CityThe Special Interest Group on AI (SIGAI) of Computer Society of India (CSI) announces a workshop on "Emerging Research Trends in AI" (ERTAI-2011) during June 19-21, 2011 at C-DAC Electronics City Bengaluru, India. Based on the success of the previous ERTAI workshop, conducted in 2010, CSI-SIGAI has announced the ERTAI-2011 workshop to continue its efforts in encouraging quality research in various aspects of AI, among the Indian academia/industry. For details, please visit http://sigai.cdacmumbai.in The Call for Papers is available at: http://sigai.cdacmumbai.in/index.php/ertai-2011
• Magizhmaran Sadagopan

  Modelling column flotation

  we are looking for a formula or any material to calculate grade of a mineral

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    Graeme Smith replied

    This material was dealt with centuries ago, by scientists that developed the idea of "Specific Weight". The original application was determining how much base material, was being put into supposedlyThis material was dealt with centuries ago, by scientists that developed the idea of "Specific Weight". The original application was determining how much base material, was being put into supposedly pure metal. It was originally used to prove that a crown had been debased, and later for detecting counterfeit coins. Assay's worked out how to tell the percentages of different metals within an ore, and are now so accurate that they can predict the mine from which the ore was taken. If this is the type of information you want, you should be looking at minerology.

    Jan 10, 2011