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	Introduction of CI technologies at various levels of education is very important to the success of our field. An area of future work includes involving industrial researchers to the activities of the TC aiming to develop draft standards for basic elements of CI that are of interest to the industry, such as; i) fuzzy logic controllers; ii) neural classifiers; iii) fuzzy classifiers; iv) fuzzy rule-based systems; v) CI decision support systems, etc. Such standards should be developed and circulated for discussion and amendments before being accepted and promoted aiming increasing the use and trust by the main stream industry (telecommunications, automotive, petro-chemical; robotic and defense; homeland security etc.). The idea (discussed with the outgoing Chair, Prof. Robert Kozma and other colleagues) is to make standards on CI more widespread and popular to the community outside the academic (Universities-based researchers), including industry and wider public, something like the popular wifi IEEE 802.11 series of standards etc.		Introduction of CI technologies at various levels of education is very important to the success of our field. An area of future work includes involving industrial researchers to the activities of the TC aiming to develop draft standards for basic elements of CI that are of interest to the industry, such as; i) fuzzy logic controllers; ii) neural classifiers; iii) fuzzy classifiers; iv) fuzzy rule-based systems; v) CI decision support systems, etc. Such standards should be developed and circulated for discussion and amendments before being accepted and promoted aiming increasing the use and trust by the main stream industry (telecommunications, automotive, petro-chemical; robotic and defense; homeland security etc.). The idea (discussed with the outgoing Chair, Prof. Robert Kozma and other colleagues) is to make standards on CI more widespread and popular to the community outside the academic (Universities-based researchers), including industry and wider public, something like the popular wifi IEEE 802.11 series of standards etc.
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