Institute of Information Theory and Automation

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Dept.: E Duration: 2004 - 2006
Economic and social phenomena develop over time, they are mostly influenced by random factors and, moreover, it is necessary very often to evaluate them simultaneously by several "utility" functions. Consequently, construction of the corresponding mathematical models is generally complicated. The situation is surely much more complicated under the conditions of transient economics,...
Dept.: E Duration: 2003 - 2006
The increasing number of applications of mathematical methods in natural and social sciences implies an urgent demand for managemant of vague quantitative inputs, frequently represented by verbal units like "little", "high", "approximately ..", something between ..." and other. An adequate tool for modelling vague data are fuzzy quantities. The experience earned...
Dept.: E Duration: 2002 - 2006
Monetary and price dynamics is very often described by systems of differential equations. These systems describe commodity market, money market and the equilibrium production sector usually from Keynesian, Walrasian and Classical point of view. In traditional macroeconomic dynamics the formulation of the models takes in care only basic mathematical features of the model and not the correspondence...