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Reasoning with Fuzzy Censors

This paper suggests a model for reasoning with rules having fuzzy censor conditions. This model allows one to arrive at decisions with a tradeoff between precision and computing resources. Since most human reasoning involves fuzzy censored rules this model is suited to automating human reasoning in common sense domains. >