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Fuzzy Logic is a computer-based system that models complex relationships handled in life by imprecise language. Included as fuzzy logic are formal fuzzy logic (a multi-valued type of logic) and fuzzy sets, which measure similarities between an object and a group of objects. In a fuzzy set one member can belong both to the set and its complement. | Fuzzy Logic is a computer-based system that models complex relationships handled in life by imprecise language. Included as fuzzy logic are formal fuzzy logic (a multi-valued type of logic) and fuzzy sets, which measure similarities between an object and a group of objects. In a fuzzy set one member can belong both to the set and its complement. | ||
| − | Fuzzy sets seek to approximate human reasoning better than traditional [[crisp sets]]. | + | [[Fuzzy sets]] seek to approximate human reasoning better than traditional [[crisp sets]]. |
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| + | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.fuzzytech.com Download Free Fuzzy Logic Simulation Software] | ||
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[[category:mathematics]] | [[category:mathematics]] | ||
Revision as of 21:30, April 3, 2007
Fuzzy Logic is a computer-based system that models complex relationships handled in life by imprecise language. Included as fuzzy logic are formal fuzzy logic (a multi-valued type of logic) and fuzzy sets, which measure similarities between an object and a group of objects. In a fuzzy set one member can belong both to the set and its complement.
Fuzzy sets seek to approximate human reasoning better than traditional crisp sets.