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Pablo D. Slemenson“Lógica de lo preconciente”In a paper entitled, Outline of a Computational Approach to Meaning and KnowledgeRepresentation Based on a Concept of a Generalized Assignment Statement (1986), heintroduced the concept of a generalized constraint -- a concept which subsequentlyplayed a key role in the development of the computational theory of perceptions.In a paper entitled, Test-Score Semantics as a Basis for a Computational Approach tothe Representation of Meaning (1986), he described a novel approach to therepresentation of meaning in natural languages. A key idea in this approach involves therepresentation of the meaning of a proposition as a constraint on a variable. In this way,the problem of inference is reduced to the solution of a nonlinear program.In a paper entitled, A Computational Theory of Dispositions (1987), he developed atheory of dispositions which provides a realistic model for commonsense reasoning andis likely to become a widely used tool for the management of uncertainty in knowledgebasedsystems and the design of intelligent controllers for industrial use.In a paper entitled, Knowledge Representation in Fuzzy Logic, (1989), he described afuzzy- logic-based approach to the representation of imprecise and commonsenseknowledge. This work led to the use of FA-Prolog as a meaning representation languagefor natural languages.In a paper entitled, Fuzzy Logic and the Calculus of If-Then Rules (1991) andsubsequent papers, he initiated the development of the calculii of fuzzy rules, fuzzygraphs and fuzzy probabilities. These calculii represent the beginning of a new directionin fuzzy logic and its applications.In a paper entitiled, Fuzzy Logic = Computing with Words (1996), he described a novelinterpretation of fuzzy logic which leads to the concept of compuing with words. Incoming years, computing with words is likely to evolve into an important methodologywith wide- ranging applications. In a paper entitled, Fuzzy Logic and the Calculi ofFuzzy Rules and Fuzzy Graphs (1997), he described a general theory of fuzzy rules andfuzzy graphs in the context of fuzzy logic, and related this theory to the concept offuzzy information granulation.Apendice 309