The Center for Soft Computing Research : A National Facility, an associate institute of Indian Statistical Institute and established in Kolkata in 2005, is unique in the country.
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His areas of research interests include fuzzy sets and uncertainty analysis, artificial neural networks for machine intelligence, pattern recognition, image processing, data mining, genetic algorithms, rough sets, and soft computing.
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Analyzing biological data to produce meaningful information involves writing and running software programs that use algorithms from graph theory, artificial intelligence, soft computing, data mining, image processing, and computer simulation.
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Implementation of advanced soft computing techniques such as " Fuzzy Set Theory ( FST ) " for effective solution of engineering problems has also been a trait of his research pursuits.
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There are two types of machine intelligence : the artificial one based on hard computing techniques and the computational one based on soft computing methods, which enable adaptation to many situations.
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Geospatial and Engineering geological project management, Soft computing techniques in natural hazard and environmental problems, GIS System conceptualizing, design, and implementation of enterprise projects for numerous sectors that includes natural resources
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Therefore, in the framework of soft computing, genetic algorithms ( GAs ) and genetic programming ( GP ) methods have been used successfully to identify structure and parameters of fuzzy systems.
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Fuzzy reasoning is also used in artificial intelligence, virtual intelligence and soft computing research . " Fuzzy risk scores " are used by project managers and portfolio managers to express risk assessments.
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His research interests focus in the area of Soft Computing, but applied in several fields ( Botany, Manufacturing, Telecommunication, Bioinformatics, Computer music, Cosmology, Didactics, Cyclostratigraphy, Information Theory, Signal Processing and bodybuilding ).
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One important development has been the work on " soft computing " such as has been carried on, for example, at Berkeley under Lotfi Zadeh's BISC ( Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing ).
