Mark J. Wierman

Recent Publications

Books

1. Terry D. Clark, Jennifer M. Larson, John N. Mordeson, Joshua D. Potter, and Mark J. Wierman. Applying Fuzzy Mathematics to Formal Models in Comparative Politics. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2008.

Journal Articles

1. Peter Colum Casey, Mark J. Wierman, Michael B. Gibilisco, John N. Mordeson, and Terry D. Clark. Assessing policy stability in iraq: a fuzzy approach to modeling preferences. Public Choice, Accepted, 2011.
2. William J. Tastle, J. Russell, and Mark J. Wierman. A new measure to analyze student performance using the likert scale. Information Systems Education Journal, 6(35), 2008.
3. Terry D. Clark, John N. Mordeson, Adam Karnik, Jacob Moore, and Mark J. Wierman. Determining the causes of democratic consolidation: A consideration of several fuzzy methods. New Mathematics and Natural Computation, 5:353—369, 2009.
4. Terry D. Clark, John N. Mordeson, Jennifer M. Larson, and Mark J. Wier- man. Choice functions and upper choice functions. New Mathematics and Natural Computation, 4(2):177—190, 2008.
5. William J. Tastle and Mark J Wierman. E-business decision making by agreement. Int. J. of E-Business Research, 4(4):531—545, 2008. [9] William J. Tastle and Mark J Wierman. Consensus and dissention: A measure of ordinal dispersion measure. Int. J. of Aproximate Reasonin, 45 (3):531—545, 2007.
6. Terry D. Clark, Adam D. Greiser, Jennifer M. Larson, John N. Morde- son, Jennifer M. Larson, and Mark J. Wierman. Specifying theories in comparative politics: Toward a more thoroughly deductive approach. New Mathematics and Natural Computation, 3(2):165—189, 2007.
7. Terry D. Clark, Jennifer M. Larson, John N. Mordeson, and Mark J. Wier- man. Extension of the portfolio allocation model to surplus majority gov- ernments: A fuzzy approach. Public Choice, 134(3—4):179—199, 2007.

Conference Papers

1. Mark J. Wierman. Cloud sets as a measure theoretic basis for fuzzy set theory. In NAFIPS 2010. Toronto, CA, 2010. ISBN 978-1-4244-7858-3.
2. Mark J. Wierman and William J. Tastle. Measurement theory and subset- hood. In NAFIPS 2010. Toronto, CA, 2010. ISBN 978-1-4244-7858-3.
3. Mark J. Wierman. The square root of not: Geometric, permutation, and matrix representations. In NAFIPS 2009. Cincinnati, OH, 2009. ISBN 978-1-4244-4575-2.
4. William J. Tastle, J. Russell, and Mark J. Wierman. Visualization of mu- tual fund risk using the consensus theory measure of agreement. In NAFIPS 2009. Cincinnati, OH, 2009. ISBN 978-1-4244-4575-2.
5. Jennifer M. Larson, Mark J. Wierman, Adam Karnik, John N. Mordeson, and Terry D. Clark. Factors contributing to successful democractic con- solidation in former communist states: An exploration of solutions to the property ranking issue. In NAFIPS 2009. Cincinnati, OH, 2009. ISBN 978-1-4244-4575-2.
6. William J. Tastle and Mark J. Wierman. Agreement, agreement distributions, and distance. In NAFIPS 2008. Montreal, Canada, 2008.
7. Mark J. Wierman. Partitions and pignistic distributions in GIT. In NAFIPS 2008, 2008.
8. William J. Tastle and Mark J. Wierman. Using consensus to measure weighted targeted agreement. In NAFIPS 2007. Montreal, Canada, 2007.
9. Mark J. Wierman, John N. Mordeson, Jennifer M. Larson, and Terry D. Clark. Fuzzy subsethood, fuzzy implication, and causality. In Proceedings JCIS 2007, 2007.
10. Mary K. Dobransky and Mark J. Wierman. An empirical study of search algorithms applied to a reconstructability analysis. In ICCS 2006. Boston, MA, 2006.

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Downloads

• The CV for Mark J. Wierman (September, 2010)
• The Fuzzy Set Theory Textbook
• The Linear Models of Uncertainty Textbook
• Various Programs I have written are available by selecting the Programs Tab.
• Penguin Penguin