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Lecture 5 Fuzzy expert systems: Fuzzy inference

Lecture 5 Fuzzy expert systems: Fuzzy inference. n Mamdani fuzzy inference n Sugeno fuzzy inference n Case study n Summary . Fuzzy inference.

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Rethinking Recursion

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Basic Class Diagrams

Basic Class Diagrams. CS/SWE 421 Introduction to Software Engineering Dan Fleck (Slides adapted from Dr. Stephen Clyde with permission). UML class diagrams. Show the classes of a system Their interrelationships Inheritance Aggregation Association Attributes Operations. Class Syntax.

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A Brief Introduction to Spatial Regression

A Brief Introduction to Spatial Regression. Eugene Brusilovskiy. Outline. Review of Correlation OLS Regression Regression with a non-normal dependent variable Spatial Regression. Correlation. Defined as a measure of how much two variables X and Y change together Dimensionless measure:

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Chapter 6: Sampling Distributions

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Chapter 6: Sampling Distributions

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Vectors

Vectors. Scalars and Vectors. A scalar is a single number that represents a magnitude E.g. distance, mass, speed, temperature, etc. A vector is a set of numbers that describe both a magnitude and direction E.g. velocity (the magnitude of velocity is speed), force, momentum, etc.

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Measures of Central Tendency

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Vector Calculus (Chapter 13)

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Good vs. Bad Credit

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Linear & Quadratic Functions

Linear & Quadratic Functions. PPT 2.1.1. What is a function?. In order for a relation to be a function, for every input value, there can only be one output value. To test to see if the relation is a function, we perform the vertical line test .

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Chapter 2: Frequency Distributions and Graphs

Chapter 2: Frequency Distributions and Graphs. Example: Based on a stress questionnaire given to N = 151 students (from Aron , Paris, & Aron , 1995). Sample question:

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Lync to Phone Overview and Setup

Lync and Learn. Lync to Phone Overview and Setup . About Me.

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AKA Radical

Square Root. ?. AKA Radical. Fact: You can have a single number 8 that represents a distance. Ex. 8 in. Fact: You can create a square using 2 of these segments. 8 in 8 in. Soon you see that 8 alone is a distance.

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Laws of Exponents

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Laws of Exponents

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The following are a list of ages of players on a baseball team:

The following are a list of ages of players on a baseball team:. 19 31 22 30 25 39 20 39 27. Please make a dot-plot of these ages. 19 31 22 30 25 39 20 39 27. 1. Select a single number to represent all of the numbers graphed above.

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Laws of Exponents

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