Fuzzy Reasoning under New Compositional Rules of Inference,

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Abstract:

This paper indicates that most of fuzzy translating rules for a fuzzy conditional proposition If x is A then y is B with A and B being fuzzy concepts can infer very reasonable consequences which fit our intuition with respect to several criteria such as modus ponens and modus tollens, if new compositions called max-O composition and max-A composition are used in the compositional rule of inference, though, as was pointed out previously, reasonable consequences can not always be obtained when using the max-min composition which is used usually in the compositional rule of inference. Author

Author(s):
Mizumoto, N.
Author Organization(s):
OSAKA ELECTRO-COMMUNICATION UNIV (JAPAN) DEPT OF MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING
Supplementary Note:
This article is from 'Proceedings of the International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic (13th) Held at Kyoto, Japan on May 23-25, 1983,' AD-A136 457, p273-278.
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0006

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Collection: TR
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Descriptor(s):
*Reasoning, *Mathematical logic, *Symposia
Keyword(s):
Component Reports, Fuzzy reasoning, Compositional rules, Fuzzy inference, Conditional inference, Max min composition, Fuzzy translations, Multiple valued logic
Report Date:
1983 May 01