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  Bibliography

Cox, Earl, 'The fuzzy systems manual'
A good book for a layman who wants to get introduced to fuzzy logic. Its a big fat book though, so one has to take care not to lose interest midway. There are also some examples of fuzzy logic models. For the introductory part atleast, the book is not heavy on mathematics but it is written in textbook style.

Graham, Ian and Jones, Peter L, 'Expert Systems Knowledge, Uncertainty and Decision'
A great book for those wanting an introduction to the topic. Written in a very understandable language, Mathematics is kept to the minimum. The style of writing is more of a literature kind thus giving the feeling that one is reading a novel. Sort of 'Brief history of time' format. Concentrates on the use of fuzzy logic to overcome uncertainty in expert systems.

Baldwin, J. F., 'Fuzzy Logic'
Its a collection of papers written by various researchers on fuzzy logic edited by J. F. Baldwin. The book also concentrates on the mathematical aspect of fuzzy logic and makes good reading for a serious student of fuzzy logic.

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