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Comparison of two approaches to approximated reasoning

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Comparison of two approaches to approximated reasoning
A comparison is made of two approaches to approximate reasoning: Mamdani's interpolation method and the implication method. Both approaches are variants of Zadeh's compositional rule of inference. It is shown that the approaches are not equivalent. A correspondence between the approaches is established via the inverse of the implied fuzzy relation. The interpolation method has the lowest time-complexity, provided the minimum operator is chosen as t-norm. Otherwise, the time-complexity of both methods is the same. It is more efficient to first compile a set of fuzzy rules into a fuzzy relation, instead of aggregating inference results for each fuzzy rule separately.
Pim van den Broek
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Updated 31 Oct 2010
Type Conference
Year 2003
Where EUSFLAT
Authors Pim van den Broek
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