Identification of uncertain nonlinear systems: Constructing belief rule-based models

Identification of uncertain nonlinear systems: Constructing belief rule-based models
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10.1016/j.knosys.2014.09.010
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2015
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Knowl. Based Syst.
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Yu-wang Chen;Jianbo Yang;Changchun Pan;Dongling Xu;Zhi-Jie Zhou
Yu-wang Chen;Jianbo Yang;Changchun Pan;Dongling Xu;Zhi-Jie Zhou
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Yu-wang Chen;Jianbo Yang;Changchun Pan;Dongling Xu;Zhi-Jie Zhou

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