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An introduction to the concepts of fuzzy sets, fuzzy operators, and fuzzy logic. It explains the difference between fuzzy logic and other logical systems such as boolean logic, multi-valued logic, and probability. The document also covers the use of fuzzy logic in various applications, including fraud detection, focus distance determination, and control systems. It includes examples using venn diagrams and set operations.
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fuzzy operators,
fuzzy logic
and come to terms with the technology
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Fuzziness is not
(^) Vague
Fuzziness is notFuzziness is not
Vague^ Vague
Fuzziness is not
(^) Multi-valued logic
Fuzziness is not
(^) Multi-valued logic
The set of truth values T
n were assumed to be evenly divided over the
closed interval [0,1].
approximate reasoning.Multi-valued logic is still based on exact reasoning whereas fuzzy logic is
Fuzziness is not
Probability
Fuzziness is not
Probability
Well, membership of 0.9 means that the contents of A are
fairly similar
(^) to perfectly potable liquids.
(^) If, for example, a perfectly liquid is pure water then bottle
A might contain, say, tonic water. (^) Probability of 0.9 means something completely different.
(^) You have a 90% chance that the contents are potable and
of acid maybe.10% chance that the contents will be unsavoury, some kind Hence, with bottle A you might drink something that is
So choose bottle A.not pure but with bottle B you might drink something deadly.
Fuzziness is not
Probability
Fuzziness is not
Probability
Opening both bottles you observe beer (bottle A) and
hydrochloric acid (bottle B). The outcome of this observation is that the membership stays
the same whereas the probability drops to zero.
(^) ambiguity of events that have already
occurred.
In fact, fuzzy sets and probability exist as parts of a greater
GeneralizedGeneralized Information Theory.
Information Theory.
-^ This theory also includes: Demster-Shafer evidence theory,
and so on.
Where is fuzzy logic used?Where is fuzzy logic used?Where is fuzzy logic used?
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Speech recognition,Speech recognition,
fault analysis,fault analysis,
decision making,decision making,
image analysis,image analysis,
schedulingscheduling
and many more are areas where fuzzy thinking can help.
19^ Where is fuzzy logic used?Where is fuzzy logic used? Another interesting application has been reported by Aptronix
Inc., where f (^) Fuzzy logic was used as a means of determining correct focus
distance for cameras with
automatic focusing system.^ automatic focusing system.
(^) Traditionally, such a camera focuses at the middle of the view
finder. (^) This can be inaccurate though when the object of interest is not
at the center. (^) Using fuzzy logic, three distances are measured from the view
finder; left, center and right. (^) For each measurement a plausibility value is calculated and the
where the object of interest is located.measurement with the highest plausibility is deemed as the place
(^20) When to use Fuzzy Logic?When to use Fuzzy Logic?
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