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Modeling the Uncertainty of Concurrent Cyclic Processes

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Declarative Models of Concurrent Cyclic Processes

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Chapter presents a declarative model of a SCCMP that takes into account fuzzy variables. This model is based on the algebra of ordered fuzzy numbers, which allows avoiding the undesirable effect of the "increasing uncertainty" of results when multiple algebraic operations are performed one after another, i.e., Zadeh's extension principle. This property can be achieved by formulating fuzzy problems of SCCMP behavior analysis and structure synthesis in declarative programming environments.

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Bocewicz, G. (2023). Modeling the Uncertainty of Concurrent Cyclic Processes. In: Declarative Models of Concurrent Cyclic Processes. Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, vol 438. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-40552-5_4

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