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Lecture 9
Fuzzy operators
Fuzzy Intersection: AND
The fuzzy intersection of two sets A and B
refers to linguistic statement
(x is A) AN D (y is B),
where x and y could potentially refer to the
same variable.
For fuzzy intersection, the family of operators
is known as the set of triangular or T-norms
and the new membership function is generated
by:
AB (x, y) = A(x)
B (y),
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where
is the T-operator. For ease of notation, let a, b, c, d [0, 1] denote the value of the
fuzzy membership functions.
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Fuzzy Union: OR
The fuzzy union of two sets A and B refers to
a linguistic statement of the form:
(x is A) OR (y is B),
where x and y could potentially refer to the
same variable. A new fuzzy membership function is generated by this operation defined on
the X Y space, and is denoted by AB (x, y).
This family of operators is known as S-norms
and new membership functions are obtained
from:
B (y),
A S B (x, y) = A(x)+
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a+b
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= a+(b
+c),
(a+b)
c+d,
If a c, b d, then a+b
= a.
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