Conference on scientific heritage of Lotfi Zadeh wraps up in Baku
The second International Soft Computing Conference dedicated to
world-famous scientist Lotfi Zadeh wrapped up in Baku on Thursday,
AzerTac state news agency reported.
The conference brought together some 60 scientists from US, Canada,
Russia, Ukraine, Turkey, Japan, Portugal, Poland, Hungary, Italy,
Spain, Iran, Finland, Czech Republic, India, France, Brazil and
Belgium.
Totally 100 lectures covering soft computing themes were delivered
at the conference.
Lutfi Zade is a scientist of Azerbaijan origin, a founder of theory
of fuzzy logic in the area of artificial intellect, professor of
University of California, Berkeley. He is the only man to be
elected the lifelong professor of this institution of higher
education. He is an honored chairman of Azerbaijan Diaspora
organization in America. Lotfi Zadeh is a member of many academies
in the foreign countries. He is considered to be a scientist whose
works are most referred to in the world.