L. Duckstein

Publications204
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Highly Influential Citations203
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Fuzzy Rule-Based Modeling with Applications to Geophysical, Biological, and Engineering Systems
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This book presents in a systematic and comprehensive manner themodeling of uncertainty, vagueness, or imprecision, alias "fuzziness," in just about any field of science and engineering. Expand
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A Multiple Criteria Decision-Making Approach to GIS-Based Land Suitability Evaluation
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A case-study of habitat evaluation for the endangered Mount Graham red squirrel is presented. Expand
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Comparison of fuzzy numbers using a fuzzy distance measure
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A new approach for ranking fuzzy numbers using a distance measure is introduced. Expand
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Fuzzy regression in hydrology
A general methodology for fuzzy regression is developed and illustrated by an actual hydrological case study. Fuzzy regression may be used whenever a relationship between variables is imprecise… Expand
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Multiobjective optimization in river basin development
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A multicriterion analysis of the water allocation conflict in the upper Rio Grande basin
Abstract The water allocation conflict in the Upper Rio Grande basin is a multiobjective decision problem with multiple decision makers. The problem is analyzed by two Multicriterion Decision Making… Expand
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Multi-objective fuzzy regression: a general framework
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We develop a multi-objective fuzzy regression (MOFR) tool to overcome the shortcomings of existing fuzzy regression approaches while keeping their good characteristics, using the example of rainfall-runoff processes to illustrate the approach. Expand
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Fuzzy rule-based classification of atmospheric circulation patterns
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A fuzzy rule-based methodology is applied to the problem of classifying daily atmospheric circulation patterns (CP). Expand
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Analysis of a karstic aquifer management problem by fuzzy composite programming
: A multiple objective framework for water resources problems possessing uncertain or imprecise elements is provided using distance-based concepts, fuzzy set theory, and fuzzy arithmetic. The case of… Expand
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Analysing Water Resources Alternatives and Handling Criteria by Multi Criterion Decision Techniques
In this paper, a hydro-ecological management problem is analyzed by means of multi criterion decision-making (MCDM) techniques. The MCDM techniques used are (1) preference ranking organization method… Expand
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