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| Fuzzy logic says that there are various degrees of "belonging"
to a class, according to the measurement value.
Fuzzy logic uses some functions, called membership functions, that take as input the measurement and produce as output a number that expresses by how much something belongs to a class: membership function of class A (measurement of field F) = how much field F belongs to class A Commonly used membership functions look like this: |
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