DISCUSSION. INDIAN BRIDGES.

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Computing with words (CWW) means different things to different people. This article is the start of a position paper, written by some of the members of the CIS Fuzzy Systems Technical Committee Task Force on CWW, that answers the question “What does CWW mean to me?” 1 Chairman of the CWW task force. All of the other authors are members of this task force. 2 This is a task force of the Fuzzy Sys...

Covered Bridges

Psychiatric Bridges

A Little while ago Mrs. A., a housewife in ^rpington, went on a bus. Though it sounds the east remarkable thing in the world, it was a tr'Umph in its way?because Mrs. A. had for Months had a fear of leaving her own house, which dipped her with a panic hand if she as much as stepped across the threshold. Marooned in her semi-detached just as irrevocably, it seemed, as a castaway, Mrs. A. had rea...

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Being able to reliably, and automatically, select variables in linear regression models is a notoriously difficult problem. This research attacks this question head on, introducing not only a computationally efficient algorithm and method, LARS (and its derivatives), but at the same time introducing comprehensive theory explaining the intricate details of the procedure as well as theory to guid...

The Bridges of the Future or the Future of Bridges?

Infrastructures are a key factor for economy. Among them, transportation infrastructures are vital for human life and economy. And within the transportation networks, bridges are key elements for connecting people anddelivering goods. For this reason, bridges have been built sincemany centuries ago, in some way, and the advances (and sometimes geographical expansions!!) of ancient cultures all ...