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|    ghilder@iol.it to All    |
|    Defuzzification question !!!    |
|    08 Apr 05 22:15:11    |
      From: @---@              Hi,              example of this classic problem:              Velocity -> Risk              Velocity is a fuzzy triangular number divided in the three classical       triangular sets (Low Medium High) (0,0,60 - 40,70,100 - 80,140,140)       (measures in km/h)       Risk is expressed in % through other three triangular sets (Low Medium High)       (0,0,40 - 30,50,70 - 60,100,100)              The rule system is              1) IF velocity is low THEN risk is low       2) IF velocity is medium THEN risk is medium              If my velocity is 35 km/h both rules are active with a degree of membership.       I can get my risk level through a defuzzification based on centroid or       weighted average.       So, my output risk is a number between the centoids of the two triangles       (low and medium risk).       If my velocity is 30 km/h i active only the first rule with a certain       membership degree. I can defuzzify using the centroid method and my risk       level is the centroid of the reduced area of low risk triangle.              But if my velocity is 29 to 0? My output risk level is yet the centroid of       the reduced area of low risk triangle? Is it true or i'ma beginner?       Or better, if my velocity is 0 km/h my risk should be 0 too? Of course.              Is the centroid method correct or not?              Thanks in advance,              @              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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