An inexact reasoning algorithm based on fuzzy rule matrix transformations
Journal of Automated ReasoningPublished 1 February 1992
Shyi‐Ming Chen, Jyh-Sheng Ke, Jin‐Fu Chang
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An efficient algorithm for dealing with inexact reasoning where fuzzy production rules are used for knowledge representation and the finiteness of the algorithm is analyzed by means of reachability trees.
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This paper presents an efficient algorithm for dealing with inexact reasoning where fuzzy production rules are used for knowledge representation. The finiteness of the algorithm is also analyzed by means of reachability trees.
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