Fuzzy Logic Flashcards

1
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What are “crisp” values.

A

They represent precise qualities.
i.e. 2.89

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2
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What can fuzzy sets represent?

A

The degree to which a value is possessed.

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3
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What is the universe of discourse?

A

The range of values that a variable can take.

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4
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What are linguistic terms?

A

Words used to describe the contents in the universe of discourse.

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5
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What does µ represent?

A

The membership function.

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6
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What does the and symbol represent in fuzzy logic?

A

It gives the minimum of the two options.
For example, µA
(x) and µB
(y) = min(0.375,0.75) = 0.375

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What does the or symbol represent in fuzzy logic?

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It gives the maximum of the two options.
For example, µA
(x) or µB
(y) = min(0.375,0.75) = 0.75

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8
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What is a requirement for logic operations to be used on members?

A

They are both part of the same universe.

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9
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What does the not operator do in fuzzy logic?

A

It gives 1 - the membership.
For example,
µ¬B (y) = 0.25 where µ B (y) = 0.75.

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10
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What is the process of fuzzification?

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Where we find memberships of inputs to fuzzy sets.

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11
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What is Rule evaluation?

A

When we use memberships to calculate firing strength of rules.

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12
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What is the process of defuzzification?

A

Aggregate across rules to form an output fuzzy set using the firing strengths, then obtain an output value.

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13
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What is the centroid?

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The centre of gravity for the area

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14
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What is the bisector?

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Where the area on one side of that value is equal to the area on the other side.

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