Fuzzy Logic - Anton & Edith Stabentheiner

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F U Z Z Y L O G I C
Anton & Edith Stabentheiner © 2005
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The Fuzzy Logic (unsharp logic)
is a form of multi-valued logic to deal with (human) reasoning that is approximate rather than precise.
In fuzzy logic the degree of truth of a statement is not constrained to the two truth values (1=true, 0=false)
as in classic predicate (Boolean) logic but can range (inclusively) between 1 and 0.
The problem is discussed since the Greek antiquity (Platon)
and the Fuzzy-Set-Theory of L. A. Zadeh (1965).

We, however, noticed
that the definition of Fuzzy Logic is somewhat vague.

So here is the

Ultimate
DEFINITION of FUZZY LOGIC
by
Anton & Edith Stabentheiner © 2005

English:
"About at least, if not at all...!"

Austrian:
"Ungefähr mindestns, wennnet sougoar...!"

High German:
"Ungefähr mindestens, wenn nicht sogar...!"

It is still unknown whether some devices that are declared to use Fuzzy Logic control
came to this designation because of their imprecise operation.

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