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Information Sciences, Volume 251
Volume 251, December 2013
- Lotfi A. Zadeh:
Stochastic finite-state systems in control theory. 1-9 - Guillaume Durand, Nabil Belacel
, François LaPlante:
Graph theory based model for learning path recommendation. 10-21 - Edwin Lughofer:
On-line assurance of interpretability criteria in evolving fuzzy systems - Achievements, new concepts and open issues. 22-46 - Ramkishore Bhattacharyya:
Analyzing deviation pattern in strongly-correlated genes through core cluster mining. 47-62 - Jianhua Dai, Wentao Wang, Ju-Sheng Mi:
Uncertainty measurement for interval-valued information systems. 63-78 - Jian-qiang Wang, Rong-rong Nie, Hong-yu Zhang, Xiao-hong Chen:
New operators on triangular intuitionistic fuzzy numbers and their applications in system fault analysis. 79-95 - Laurent Galluccio
Clustering with a new distance measure based on a dual-rooted tree. 96-113 - Osama A. E. Tantawy, Heba I. Mustafa:
On rough approximations via ideal. 114-125 - Mohsen Ziaee:
General flowshop scheduling problem with the sequence dependent setup times: A heuristic approach. 126-135 - Chin-Chia Wu
Single-machine scheduling with two competing agents and learning consideration. 136-149 - Yong Chen, An Zhang, Zhiyi Tan
Complexity and approximation of single machine scheduling with an operator non-availability period to minimize total completion time. 150-163 - Yunqiang Yin, Min Liu, T. C. E. Cheng
Four single-machine scheduling problems involving due date determination decisions. 164-181
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