soft computing
soft computing
[‚sȯft kəm′pyüd·iŋ] (computer science)
A family of methods that imitate human intelligence with the goal of creating tools provided with some human-like capabilities (such as learning, reasoning, and decision making), and are based on fuzzy logic, neural networks, and probabilistic reasoning techniques such as genetic algorithms.
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