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From: kkt@philabs.philips.com (Kim Kiat Tan)
Subject: Re: Kosko considered fuzzy (Re: [HELP] Fuzzy Neural Networks)
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In article <D5Lx0A.Fz@Corp.Megatest.COM>,
Dave Jones <djones@Corp.Megatest.COM> wrote:
>From article <3kbid5$5cv@rowan.coventry.ac.uk>, by mty018@coventry.ac.uk (J.Dunlop):
>> In article <1995Mar16.141534.173@genrad.co.uk>,
>> Everard Brown <browne@genrad.co.uk> wrote:
>>>Geetings neuroids (and regular gurus)
>>>Where can I find more details on FAM (Fuzzy Associative Memory) methods
>>>in artificial NNs. I am assuming that this is a 'fuzzy' extension to BAM,
>> 
>> Koskos book on Fuzzy Logic and Neural Networks should help
>
>
>I've been trying for weeks to make sense out of Kosko's _Neural Networks
>and Fuzzy Systems_. I consider it a major accomplishment if I can
>figure out what the domain and ranges of a function are, after scanning
>
>             Dave
>
	I agreed, Koskos' book is one of the most difficult to understand. I
bought the book years ago, and now it is sitting on the shelf as one of the
"classic" book on NN, and I paid big buck for that. Well, may be I am not used
to his approach to the subject. 

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