Chap3 Mathematical basics of fuzzy logic
Abstract
- Fuzzy information and fuzzy sets
- Operations with fuzzy sets
- Fuzzy relations
- Linguistic variables
Basics of fuzzy logic
Given μ is a fuzzy set in G, then
{x| x∈G,μ(x)>0} is called support of fuzzy set μ
{x| x∈G,μ(x)=1} is called kernel of fuzzy set μ
fuzzy-similar: have the same kernal
strongly fuzzy-similar: have the same kernal and the same support
And link(intersection)
μ1∩μ2:G→[0,1],with(μ1∩μ2)(x)=MIN{μ1(x)+μ2(x)}
Or link(union)
μ1∪μ2:G→[0,1]mit(μ1∩μ2)(x)=MAX{μ1(x),μ2(x)}
Special operators: Modifiers
- Concentration operator CON
- Dilatation operator DIL
fuzzy relations
R:G1×G2→[0,1]
(μ1×μ2)(x,y)=MIN{μ1(x),μ2(y)},with(x,y)∈G1×G2
μ1×μ2=μ1T∘μ2
product calculation is replaced by the MIN opertor and the addition is replaced by the MAX operatior
μR∘S(x,z)=MAXy∈G2MIN{μR(x,y),μS(y,z)},with(x,z)∈G1×G3
fuzzy inference
μ2(y)=MAXx∈G1{MINμ1(x),μR(x,y)}=μ1∘R,y∈G2
inference with several rules
- Construct implication relation for each rule i
μRi(x,y)=I(μAi(x),μBi(y))
- Aggregate relations Ri into one
μR(x,y)=aggr(μRi(x,y))
The aggr operator is the minimum for implications and the maximum for junctions
- Use relational composition to derive B' from A'
B′=A′∘R
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