Measurements’ reduction to calculations under fuzzy conditions

В рамках теоретико-возможностного подхода разработан новый метод редукции измерений к выходу из заданного прибора при условии, что погрешности в измерениях удовлетворяют принципу: большая норма ошибки – меньшая ее возможность. Получено множество парето-оптимальных оценок как неизвестного сигнала, так и его выхода из заданного прибора. Представлены результаты использования предложенного метода на примере задачи синтеза линейной излучающей системы.Запропоновано підхід, що використовує парето-оптиміза-цію, до задачі редукції нечітко спотворених вимірювань до обчислень для випадку, коли збурення в даних відповідають принципу: більша похибка – менша її можливість.Within the theory of possibilities approach the new method of measurements' reduction to certain device's output is developed for the case when data errors satisfy the principle: the bigger norm of the error, the less its possibility

Empfehlungen für die Diagnostik und Therapie psychotischer Erkrankungen im Alter [Recommendations for the Diagnosis and Therapy of Psychotic Disorders in the Elderly]

Recommendations for the Diagnosis and Therapy of Psychotic Disorders in the Elderly Abstract. Psychotic disorders in the elderly cover a wide range of causes and manifestations. They often occur as part of a depression, dementia, substance abuse or delirium. While psychosis can occur with a first manifestation in advanced age, many patients with chronic psychotic disorders reach a high age. Many elderly individuals are also affected by cognitive impairment and somatic conditions, making a third-party history most relevant. The associated changes in life and the complexity of the individual situation needs to be integrated into the diagnosis and treatment. The presented recommendations have been developed under the lead of the Swiss Society of Old Age Psychiatry (SGAP) in collaboration with the Swiss Association of Nurses (SBK) and the subcommittees for gerontological and psychiatric nursing of the association of nursing science (VFP) as well as further professional societies. We aim to make current knowledge concerning diagnosis and treatment available to the interprofessional teams working in in- and outpatients' settings