Decision Making & Human Opinion Modeling
Human beings live in a constant process of offering and asking for opinions. Decision Making (DM) is the process of…
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Computational Intelligence Area
Computational Intelligence is an area within the field of Artificial Intelligence that focuses on the design of intelligent computer systems that imitate nature and human linguistic reasoning to solve complex problems.
In this field of research, three lines of development of intelligent systems converge that make up the center of Computational Intelligence: emulation of human linguistic reasoning through the theory of fuzzy sets, neural networks that imitate the nervous system, and bioinspired optimization algorithms (grouped within the research area called Metaheuristics).
Research Lines
Research lines in the area of Computational Intelligence:
General Purpose Artificial Intelligence
A General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence System (GPAIS) refers to an advanced AI system capable of effectively performing a range of distinct…
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Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence (AI) is based on seven technical requirements sustained over three main pillars that should be met throughout…
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Luis Martínez López, Universidad de Jaén
Enrique Herrera-Viedma, Universidad de Granada
Antonio González Muñoz, Universidad de Granada