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From: 5LG3 (Terrill Snyder)
Subject: Re: solving fuzzy linear system equations
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In article <3hrqp1$l3i@crcnis3.unl.edu>, cdou@engec2.unl.edu (Chunhua Dou) says:
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>I am trying to figure out how to solve linear algebraic system of equations
>with coefficients being fuzzy numbers. In my case, the coefficients are not
>independent. They are functions of some other fuzzy variables. This may make 
>the case more complicated.  Does anybody know how to solve it or any 
>softwares are available?
>
>
>C. Dou
>

Bet you are doing AI stuff.  Anyway, if you change it into base X, or no particular
base, and then use a handy radix, say base 2*5, then use pointers to the base
to represent the nested coefficient, it should work.  

