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Fuzzy Logic for Business, Finance, and Management" Bojadziev, 2007, worldscibooks.com
Four decades have passed since Lotfi Zadeh delivered fuzzy set theory in 1965.
Hundreds of fuzzy set theory books and papers have been written since then.
Here is the latest ... the publisher gives away Chapter One for free download.
Here is the outline of Chapter One.
(1.1) - classical set theory review: relations and functionsbi-variate membership rule, universal set, empty set, interval, subset, complement, intersection, union, disjoint, convex, complementary
cartesian product, relation, function
indicator (or characteristic) function
membership function
tall example
(1.2) - fuzzy set theory introduction
fuzzy set is a generalization of Cantor crisp set
fuzzy set members have a degree of membership - is formally equal to it's membership function
fuzzy set normalization
fuzzy singleton set
alpha-level interval, or a-cut defined- is a crisp set, is a confidence level indicator
fuzzy set convexity - iff all alpha-level intervals are convex
tall example, revisited
(1.3) - basic operations on fuzzy sets
most classical set operations hold, except: the principle of the excluded middle does *NOT*
(1.4) - fuzzy numbers
fuzzy number is a fuzzy set that is convex and normalized (concave != convex)
fuzzy number have an interval [a1; a2] called the supporting interval, as well as a maximum
piecewise-quadratic fuzzy number - bell-shape with 2 parameters: peak point and bandwidth
(1.5/6) - triangular / trapezoidal fuzzy numbers
(1.7) - fuzzy relations
2 notions of generalization .... (? intentional or accidental)
fuzzy relations generalize fuzzy sets from 2-space to 3-space
fuzzy relations generalize crisp relations (more expressive domain:-> range mapping )
... enter 'linguistic relations'
(1.8) fuzzy relation operations
R1 = { (x,y), ur1(x,y) } , (x,y) in A x B
previous operations confirmed, plus
direct min prouduct, and
direct max prouduct
Concluding Notes
examples: Heap, Tall
fuzzy sets are not a new probability type, there are substantial differences.
For instance, grade or degree of membership is not a probablistic concept.
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