Fuzzy Systems, Soft Computing, and Explainable AI, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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This book is about techniques that can make AI more explainable.
While AI techniques have been spectacularly successful, they are not perfect: their answers are often wrong. To distinguish between great and flawed recommendations, it is desirable to make AI systems explain their recommendations.
This means translating numerical computations---that AI systems perform---into human-understandable natural-language form. It thus makes sense to use existing techniques---e. g., fuzzy---that connect numerical computations with natural language.
The use of fuzzy techniques to make AI explainable is the book's focus. This book contains both theoretical results and applications---to aerospace engineering, agriculture, biology, digital twins, education, law enforcement, medicine, etc. It can be recommended to students and practitioners interested in the state-of-the-art fuzzy-related explainable AI, and to researchers focused on remaining challenges.