Module 5 - Lecture 11 - Neurofuzzy systems Flashcards

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

In a neuro-fuzzy Mamdani-type model, what algorithm is used?

A

Backpropagation.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

In a neuro-fuzzy Mamdani-type model, what is learned?

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Weights and I/O MFs

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

Is a neuro-fuzzy Mamdani-type model or ANFIS more complicated?

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Mamdani

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What are some synonyms for fuzzy inference systems?

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  • Fuzzy model
  • Fuzzy associate memory (FAM)
  • Fuzzy controller
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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What parts does a fuzzy inference system consist of?

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See image

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is ANFIS short for?

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Adaptive network-based FIS

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

In the image, describe what the circles and squares are.

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  • Squares: nodes with parameters
  • Circles: nodes without parameters
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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is the goal of an adaptive network?

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To learn an I/O mapping specified by training dataset

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What’s the basic idea when creating a neuro-fuzzy FIS?

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Given I/O data pairs (training dataset) (x1, …, xn; y), construct a FIS to fit them.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What are the two stages of Fuzzy Modeling?

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1) Structure identification — input selection, # of MFs
2) Parameter estimation — optimal parameters

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

Describe what happens in the highlighted part. (See image)

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See image. The green box multiplies the input by a weight.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

Describe what happens in the highlighted part. (See image)

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See image. Summation of weighted inputs.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

Describe what happens in the highlighted part. (See image)

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See image. Summation of unweighted inputs.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

Describe what happens in the highlighted part. (See image)

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Calculating sum of centroids?
(Or weight normalization?)

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

How does ANFIS learn - what error is used?

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Least-Squares Estimator (LSE)

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

How does ANFIS learn - what learning algorithm is used?

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Gradient descent

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

With what methods does FIS partition area? (GTS)

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Grid/Tree/Scatter partition

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is grid partitioning?

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Each region is included in a square area ⇒ hypercube. See image.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is tree partitioning?

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Each region can be uniquely specified along a corresponding
decision tree.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is scatter partitioning?

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Each region is determined by covering a subset of the input space that characterizes a region of the possible occurrence of the input vectors.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

How does the number of rules grow for grid partitioning?

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If we have k inputs & m MFs for each ⇒ m^k rules!!

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

How does the number of rules grow for tree partitioning?

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No exponential increase in # of rules.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is this an example of?

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Grid partitioning.

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is this an example of?

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Tree partitioning

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Neuro-fuzzy systems

What is this an example of?

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Scatter partitioning