Hongjun Song, Stan Franklin, and Aregahegn Negatu. Sumpy: A fuzzy software agent. In Proceedings of the ISCA Conference on Intelligent Systems, pages 124--129, Reno, Nevada, 1996. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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H. Song, S. Franklin, A. Negatu, SUMPY: A fuzzy software agent, in Proceedings of the ISCA Conference on Intelligent Systems, Reno Nevada, June 1996, 124-129.
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