Just as AI researchers have often considerable problems with processing precise quantitative information in their schemes, simulation researchers have traditionally had difficulties with processing qualitative and imprecisely known information. Neural networks and fuzzy systems are simply two of the vehicles that can be used to accomplish this. These efforts led to rather successful meetings in which roughly 40 papers of high quality were presented each time. Since the registration fee for the MultiConference provides access to all conferences, and since the attendees receive the proceedings of the entire MultiConference, there has always been quite a bit of walk-over between presentations of the individual conferences. We found that in most of the presentations, we had more than 40 people sitting, indicating that more attendees migrated to our track than emigrated away from it.
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