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Perspectives, Synergies and Conclusion

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Fuzziness can be found in many areas of daily life. Hence, fuzziness cannot be always expressed with one aspect and solved by one approach. It implies that different approaches should cooperate. In addition, many tasks, for example, in smaller businesses are not extremely demanding for complex tools, but rather they look for overviews of problems from different aspects. This short concluding chapter is focused on cooperation between fuzzy queries, summaries and inferences with respect to fuzzy and crisp data.

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    Miroslav Hudec

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Hudec, M. (2016). Perspectives, Synergies and Conclusion. In: Fuzziness in Information Systems. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-42518-4_6

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