2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.fss.2005.07.002
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Fuzzy feedback system analysis using transition matrices

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“…where i C and j B are multi-dimensional fuzzy sets like before, and k A is a fuzzy set defined on the state variables The output of the linguistic recurrent fuzzy system is computed as an ordinary fuzzy system, choosing the sumproduct inference and singleton defuzzification [19]- [21]. The result of sum-product inference is computed as:…”
Section: B Linguistic Recurrent Fuzzy Modelmentioning
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“…where i C and j B are multi-dimensional fuzzy sets like before, and k A is a fuzzy set defined on the state variables The output of the linguistic recurrent fuzzy system is computed as an ordinary fuzzy system, choosing the sumproduct inference and singleton defuzzification [19]- [21]. The result of sum-product inference is computed as:…”
Section: B Linguistic Recurrent Fuzzy Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Fernándes and Lópes [21] presented a similar fuzzy recurrent system, called by the authors Fuzzy Feedback System (FFS). In their system, non-weighted rules are used to compute the fuzzy membership values that are directly fed back into the inputs, without a deffuzification step as in the approach by Adamy and Kempf [19].…”
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