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Kybernetica, Volume 28
Volume 28, Number 1, 1992
- Ivan Kramosil:
An alternative approach to rough sets. 1-25 - Jan Ámos Vísek:
Large adaptive estimation in linear regression model. I. Consistency. 26-36 - Ladislav Janiga, Václav Koubek:
Minimum cut in directed planar networks. 37-49 - Borivoj Melichar:
Formal translation directed by LR parsing. 50-61 - Jirí Kepka:
The employment of Prolog for a syntax analysis in syntactic pattern recognition applications. 62-68 - Jirí Kepka:
Several comments on pattern recognition system based on the use of attributed grammars. 69-76
Volume 28, Number 2, 1992
- Petr Zagalák, Vladimír Kucera:
Fundamental theorem of proportional state feedback for descriptor systems. 81-89 - Jean Jacques Loiseau:
Pole placement and related problems. 90-99 - Jan Ámos Vísek:
Adaptive estimation in linear regression model. II. Asymptotic normality. 100-119 - Helena Koutková:
On estimable and locally-estimable functions in the non-linear regression model. 120-128 - Karel Zvára:
Consistency of an estimate in linear regression with non-negative errors. 129-139 - Tran Quoc Chien:
Support separation theorems and their applications to vector surrogate reverse duality. 140-154 - Gheorghe Paun:
On the syntactic complexity of parallel communicating grammar systems. 155-166
Volume 28, Number 3, 1992
- Tyrone E. Duncan, Petr Mandl, Bozenna Pasik-Duncan:
On least squares estimation in continuous time linear stochastic systems. 169-180 - Monika Lausmanová:
Exponentially discounted estimates and oscillations in linear controlled systems. 181-190 - Onésimo Hernández-Lerma, Myriam Muñoz de Ozak:
Discrete-time Markov control processes with discounted unbounded costs: Optimality criteria. 191-212 - Jirí Andel:
Nonnegative multivariate \operatorname{AR}(1) processes. 213-226 - Friedrich Liese:
Every continuous first order autoregressive stochastic process is a Gaussian process. 227-233 - Martin Janzura:
An approximation of the pressure for the two-dimensional Ising model. 234-238 - Ganesan Balasubramanian:
On extensions of fuzzy topologies. 239-244
Volume 28, Number 4, 1992
- Ladislav Luksan:
Computational experience with improved conjugate gradient methods for unconstrained minimization. 249-262 - Vasile Preda:
On some sufficient optimality conditions in multiobjective differentiable programming. 263-270 - Soo R. Lee, Mo Jamshidi:
Stability analysis for large scale time delay systems via the matrix Lyapunov function. 271-283 - Krishnan Balachandran, P. Balasubramaniam:
A note on controllability of nonlinear Volterra integrodifferential systems. 284-291 - Petr Lachout:
On asymptotic behaviour of empirical processes. 292-308 - María Luisa Menéndez, Leandro Pardo, Inder Jeet Taneja:
On M-dimensional unified (r, s)-Jensen difference divergence measures and their applications. 309-324 - María Angeles Gil, Ignacio Martínez:
On the asymptotic optimum allocation in estimating inequality from complete data. 325-332
Volume 28, Number 5, 1992
- Milan Mares:
Multiplication of fuzzy quantities. 337-356 - Jan Ámos Vísek:
Adaptive maximum-likelihood-like estimation in linear models. I. Consistency. 357-382 - Ivan Kramosil, Jan Sindelár:
On pseudo-random sequences and their relation to a class of stochastical laws. 383-391 - Jirina Vejnarová:
On various criteria of optimality in probabilistic decision-making. 392-401 - Miroslav Kárný:
Parametrization of multi-output autoregressive-regressive models for self-tuning control. 402-412 - Jan Spousta:
Algorithms for Bayesian estimation of spline model structure. 413-423
Volume 28, Number 6, 1992
- Ivan Kramosil:
Comparing alternative definitions of Boolean-valued fuzzy sets. 425-443 - Andrej Pázman:
A classification of nonlinear regression models and parameter confidence regions. 444-453 - Jan Ámos Vísek:
Adaptive maximum-likelihood-like estimation in linear models. II. Asymptotic normality. 454-471 - Jirí Michálek, Jirí Skrivánek:
A method of trend recognition in time series. 472-483 - Gusztáv Morvai:
Portfolio choice based on the empirical distribution. 484-493 - Ivan Nagy, Miroslav Kárný:
A view on filtering of continuous data signals. 494-505 - Esko Turunen:
The algebra of first-order fuzzy logic. 506-511 - Amit Ailon:
Errata: "An approach for pole assignment by gain output feedback in square singular systems" [Kybernetika (Prague) 27 (1991), no. 4, 317-332]. 512
Volume 28, Number 7, 1992
- Arthur Ramer:
Fuzzy information and combinatorial inequalities. 4-11 - Ivan Kramosil:
From an alternative model of rough sets to fuzzy sets. 12-16 - Walenty Ostasiewicz:
Half a century of fuzzy sets. 17-20 - Jozef Sajda:
Using the possibility theory in fuzzy temporal reasoning. 21-24 - Achille Achache, Arturo A. L. Sangalli:
Fuzzy concepts defined via residuated maps. 25-27 - Jorma K. Mattila:
Modified modus ponens and modal logic. 28-32 - Andreas Geyer-Schulz:
On learning in a fuzzy rule-based expert system. 33-36 - Blahoslav Harman:
Sum and product of the modified real fuzzy numbers. 37-40 - Costas A. Drossos, George Markakis, Mohammad Shakhatreh:
A nonstandard approach to fuzzy set theory. 41-44 - Robert Fullér, Tibor Keresztfalvi:
A note on T-norm-based operations on LR fuzzy intervals. 45-49 - József Sándor:
Probabilistic and fuzzy panel modelling. 50-53 - Veniamin Shteinbuk, Alexander P. Sostak:
On endomorphism semigroups of a fuzzily structured set. 54-57 - Emir Veledar:
Fuzzy clustering and the way of definition operation. 58-61 - Milos Vítek:
Applied possibility theory. 62-64 - Zuwei Liao:
Minimal axiomatic system of fuzzy logical algebra. 65-71 - Esko Turunen:
On fuzzy intuitionistic logic. 72-77 - Vladimír Zavázal, Zdenek Sterbácek:
Fuzzy-oriented shell of an expert system "LISAP" and its applications to prognoses in landscape ecology. 78-80 - Slavka Bodjanova:
Hard and fuzzy classification within the framework of hierarchical and optimization clustering. 81-84 - Abdelwaheb Rebaï:
A totally subjective multifactorial choice procedure. 85-89 - A. N. Melikhov, Leonid S. Bershtein, S. Ya. Korovin:
Fuzzy situational inference for expert systems with fuzzy logic. 90-93 - Alexander Piskunov:
Interpolative fuzzy algorithms for intelligent controllers and decision making. 94-96 - Kostadin D. Kratchanov, Ivan N. Stanev, Desislava S. Sabotinova:
A fuzzy computational model implementation. 97-102 - Gang Wang:
Fuzzy sets and fusion of multisensor data. 103-106
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