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the input space, ( iv ) are designed and activated in groups and not individually, as
explained onwards.
16.2.1
Approximate Reasoning
The approximate (fuzzy) reasoning is achieved when a feasible uncertain and im-
precise conclusion, Q , is deduced from a collection of imprecise and uncertain
premises, represented as vague (fuzzy) sets. A linguistic expression related to an
argument can be represented as IF-THEN rules in the form:
AND x j is M j
) AND
R:IF
x 1 is M 1 (
x 1 )
AND
...
(
x j
...
(16.1)
AND
x n is M n
(
x n
)
THEN
y is N
.
x j is M j ,for j
=
=
,...,
=
where P j
1
n ,isthe j -th input proposition and Q
y is N
is the inferred (deduced) proposition. The i -th rule, for i
=
1
,
2
,...,
m , compose a
set of fuzzy rules:
AND x j is M 1 j (
x j ) AND
R 1 :IF
x 1 is M 11 (
x 1 )
AND
...
...
AND
x n is M 1 n (
x n )
THEN
y is N 1 (
y
)
...
AND x j is M ij (
x j ) AND
R i :IF
x 1 is M i 1 (
x 1 )
AND
...
...
AND
x n is M in (
x n )
THEN
y is N i (
y
)
...
AND x j is M mj
) AND
(
)
...
(
...
R m :IF
x 1 is M m 1
x 1
AND
x j
)
(16.2)
representing, for instance, a multi-input single-output (MISO) linguistic fuzzy logic
system.
The elements x j and y refer, respectively, to a j -th input and the output objects
within distinct collections named universe of discourse , x j
(
)
(
AND
x n is M mn
x n
THEN
y is N m
y
Y ,alsoas-
signed linguistic variable , as well. The amount of P n propositions is related to the
n -th dimensionality of the argument and so of the human thinking or reasoning.
The input vector x
X j and y
T is denominated as premise (antecedent of the rule)
while the output, y , is associated to the conclusion (consequent of the rule). The lin-
guistic expressions AND corresponds to the set operation , intersection,
=[
x 1 ,...,
x n
]
,the logic
(
,
)
operation , conjunction,
.The
terms M ij and N j are assigned linguistic terms within the respective universes of
discourse and built as fuzzy sets.
A fuzzy set represents the possibility, similarity, or conformity of an element,
x , to belong to a set, M .Sucha fuzzy set , M , within a universe of discourse, X ,
is defined by a membership function ,
,andthe Triangular norm operation ( T-norm ), t
x
y
)
are, in turn, associate to a degree of truthiness, this is equivalent to the multivalued
logic in which the truth is assigned to continuous values in
μ M (
x
)
: X
[
0
,
1
]
.
If the values of
μ M (
x
[35]. The null
membership degree denotes that such an element is not in the set, being completely
[
0
,
1
]
 
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