Qualitative Comparative Analysis as a complementary tool for fuzzy reasoning
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概要
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Although fuzzy reasoning has been used for decision making models for career choices, it has been pointed out that constructing of the fuzzy rules for fuzzy reasoning models are relatively difficult. Qualitative Comparative Analysis, which was developed by Ragin [5] and has been used for the qualitative case studies in the field of social sciences, is suitable for identifying the configurations of causal conditions. Therefore, we propose to use Qualitative Comparative Analysis as a complementary tool for fuzzy reasoning, that is, to use Qualitative Comparative Analysis for our constructing the fuzzy rules for a fuzzy reasoning model. The effectiveness of our method is discussed through an example of high school students' career decision making.
- 日本知能情報ファジィ学会の論文
- 2002-08-15
著者
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Yamashita Toshiyuki
Graduate School Of Engineering Tokyo Metropolitan Institute Of Technology
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KONO Yasunari
Graduate School of Social Relations, Rikkyo University
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Kono Yasunari
Graduate School Of Social Relations Rikkyo University
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