List of examples

Example 1.1 Fuzzy controller in an intelligent unmanned helicopter 13

Example 1.2 Fuzzy subway control system (Sendal, Japan) 16
Example 1.3 Financial application for stock exchange trading 18
Example 2.1 A finite fuzzy set 26
Example 2.2 An infinite fuzzy set 26
Example 2.3 a-level set of a finite fuzzy set 28
Example 2.4 a-level set of an infinite fuzzy set 28
Example 2.5 Functional operation with a finite fuzzy set 35
Example 2.6 How to express slow or medium, slow and not fast? 45
Example 2.7 The composite term membership function 46
Example 2.8 Linguistic hedge application 46
Example 3.1 Firing fuzzy rules 66
Example 3.2 Fuzzy vacuum cleaner 75
Example 3.3 Fuzzy controller for steam turbines 88
Example 3.4 Truck and trailer fuzzy controller 89
Example 3.5 Hybrid guidance control for a self-piloted aircraft 90
Example 3.6 A performance indicator for navigation control 97
Example 3. 7 Fuzzy control system for power system stabilisation 100
Example 3.8 Servo controller for an optical disk drive 102
Example 4.1 Smart heater control 112
Example 4.2 Active noise control 117
Example 4.3 A camera tracking fuzzy controller 129
Example 4.4 A temperature control servo system 136
Example 4.5 A vessel movement control system 136
Example 4.6 Fuzzy controller for automated delivery of muscle
relaxants 138
Example 4.7 Complete fuzzy rules set 139
Example 4.8 Continuous and discontinuous fuzzy rules sets 141
Example 4.9 AC induction motor fuzzy controller 142
Example 4.10 Torque maximiser for a locomotive based on fuzzy
rules 143
Example 4.11 Automotive automatic transmission fuzzy controller 145
Example 4.12 Siemens Automatic Transmission Control 145
Example 5.1 Self-organising fuzzy controller for an electric motor 160
Example 5.2 Self-organising fuzzy controller for a power system
stabiliser 163
Example 5.3 An adaptive neuro-fuzzy system. Fuzzy control for
monitoring combustion process 176
Example 5.4 Neuro-fuzzy controller for a washing machine
(Matsushita Electric Group) 177
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Example 5.5 A neuro-fuzzy controller for a washing machine
(Hitachi)
Example 5.6 Sanyo rotating electric fan
Example 5.7 Membership functions adjustment in aircraft
flight control
Example 6.1 Support of the entire development process
including system analysis of the problem - e.g. FS-FUZZY
SOFT design environment
Example 6.2 Incorporation of the fuzzy system block into
modelling and simulation environment- e.g. RT/Fuzzy TM
block in MATRIXx TM
Example 6.3 User education with specially provided
teaching t ool s- e.g. Fuzzy Logic Computer educational
kit by Aptronix
Example 6.4 High-level object oriented programming language
for design and development- e.g. the TIL Fuzzy
Programming Language (FPL) TM by Togai InfraLogic
Example 6.5 Inclusion of software tools for all life stages of
the design: from the project description till
implementation- e.g. FIDE TM by Aptronix
Example 6.6 User friendly design and advanced
graphical interface- e.g. CubiCalc TM
Example 6.7 New 'clicking mouse' technology of
programming and software design with an ability of
producing an executable software without knowing
any programming language or compiling any program
segments - e.g. FUZZLE TM
Example 6.8 Ability to produce an output code oriented on
different hardware implementation - e.g. FuzzyTECH TM
Example 6.9 Advanced simulation and debugging support
- e.g. FIDE TM
Example 6.10 Combining abilities with other intelligent tools
- e. g. NeuroFuzzy TM Module in FuzzyTECH TM
Example 6.11 Including hardware blocks together with the
software tools to generate, model and simulate fuzzy
controller with the embedded code - e.g. Fuzzy
Microcontroller Development System by MentalLogic
Systems Inc.
Example 6.12 Integration of software and hardware tools
into a united complex for design, simulation and real time
control - e.g. UNAC TM
Example 6.13 Integration and close interaction with other
development tools and environments- e.g. DataEngine TM
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