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ORCIDInternational Journal of Approximate Reasoning, Volume 121
Volume 121, June 2020
- Didier Dubois, Francis Faux, Henri Prade:
Prejudice in uncertain information merging: Pushing the fusion paradigm of evidence theory further. 1-22
- Ramón Rueda Delgado, Luis G. Baca Ruíz
, Manuel P. Cuéllar, Maria del Carmen Pegalajar Jiménez:
An Ant Colony Optimization approach for symbolic regression using Straight Line Programs. Application to energy consumption modelling. 23-38 - Churn-Jung Liau, En-Bing Lin, Yu-Ru Syau:
On consistent functions for neighborhood systems. 39-58
- Suping Xu, Hengrong Ju, Lin Shang, Witold Pedrycz, Xibei Yang, Chun Li:
Label distribution learning: A local collaborative mechanism. 59-84
- Giuseppe De Marco, Chiara Donnini, Federica Gioia, Francesca Perla:
On the fictitious default algorithm in fuzzy financial networks. 85-102
- Jesse Heyninck, Ofer Arieli:
Simple contrapositive assumption-based argumentation frameworks. 103-124
- Yi Shi, Chong Shen, Fu-Gui Shi:
L-partial metrics and their topologies. 125-134
- Romain Guillaume, Didier Dubois:
A min-max regret approach to maximum likelihood inference under incomplete data. 135-149
- Giuseppe Sanfilippo, Angelo Gilio, David E. Over, Niki Pfeifer:
Probabilities of conditionals and previsions of iterated conditionals. 150-173
- Sichun Yang, Yunan Lu, Xiuyi Jia, Weiwei Li:
Constructing three-way concept lattice based on the composite of classical lattices. 174-186
- Debdas Ghosh, Amit Kumar Debnath, Witold Pedrycz:
A variable and a fixed ordering of intervals and their application in optimization with interval-valued functions. 187-205
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