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Interpreter logic is simulated by means of fuzzy mathematics. Such an interpreter searches for signals on a record and recognizes signals on it. It slides along a record and locally assesses activity of small record fragments from different sides; it stores these assessments and then aggregates the whole thing into this or that single overall solution. The DRAS and FLAS algorithms are the simulation results.
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Gvishiani, A.D., Agayan, S.M., Bogoutdinov, S.R. et al. Mathematical Methods of Geoinformatics. II. Fuzzy-Logic Algorithms in the Problems of Abnormality Separation in Time Series. Cybernetics and Systems Analysis 39, 555–563 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:CASA.0000003505.56410.4f
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