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Cognitive Information Systems in Management Sciences

by Lidia Dominika Ogiela

February 2017

Beginner to intermediate

148 pages

4h 30m

English

Academic Press

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Abstract2.1 Basic Formalisms of Cognitive Informatics2.2 Data Analysis Techniques2.3 Cognitive Resonance Computer Model for Data Analysis2.4 Extended Cognitive Resonance Learning Abilities for Decision ProcessesReferences
Abstract3.1 Data Processing3.2 Data Recognition and Understanding3.3 Classification Procedures3.4 Computational Intelligence Description ApproachesReferences
Abstract4.1 Decision Processes in Management Sciences4.2 Computational Intelligence in Data Analysis in Management ProcessesReferences
Abstract5.1 Definition of Cognitive Systems5.2 Human Perception Models in Cognitive Data Analysis and Decision-Making5.3 Types of Cognitive Data Analysis Systems5.4 Cognitive Data Understanding Systems5.5 Decision Processes in Cognitive SystemsReferences
Abstract6.1 Types and Different Ways of Information Flow in Cognitive Management Systems6.2 Classification of Intelligent cognitive Systems in Management Applications6.3 Interpretation and Data Analysis Processes in Cognitive Management System6.4 Use Cases of Cognitive Information Systems in Management Applications6.5 Examples of Application Domains and Future PerspectivesReferences
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Foreword by Prof. Dr. Fang-Yie Leu

Prof. Dr. Fang-Yie Leu, Database Systems and Network Security Laboratory, Chairperson of Big-data Master Program, Tunghai University, Taichung City, Taiwan

This book addresses a very important area of cognitive information systems, as the intersection of intelligent systems, management science, and cognitive informatics. For the readers, it is a novel book combining two main topics—intelligent cognitive information systems and management applications. The organization of this book is very systematic and professional. Author gradually introduces the reader to the concept of cognitive information systems, describing its origins, development until the presentation of examples of cognitive systems. Also the ...