The phrase "a fuzzy set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computer science, or discussions about concepts that are not clearly defined or are ambiguous.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a fuzzy set of preferences that individuals have when choosing a vacation destination."
Alternatives: "an ambiguous collection of" or "a vague grouping of".
Then, a controller will be designed so that a fuzzy set of specifications is achieved.
And then there are the terms themselves, which include a fuzzy set of county obligations that Mr. Parola estimated could swell to $27.6 million over five years, a figure that Mr. Smits said was inflated.
Clearly he is "sort of" old, a qualitative assessment that can be quantified by assigning a value, or degree of membership, between 0 and 1 say 0.30—for his inclusion in a fuzzy set of old persons.
This makes it difficult in traditional logic (see laws of thought) to say whether or not he belongs to the set of "old persons". Clearly he is "sort of" old, a qualitative assessment that can be quantified by assigning a value, or degree of membership, between 0 and 1 say 0.30—for his inclusion in a fuzzy set of old persons.
A fuzzy set of 'the factors are almost dependent' is used to measure the degree of dependence between factors, and then through a hierarchical clustering procedure, the dependent factors are detected and removed.
It is shown how, given a fuzzy formulation of the variogram of a soil property, a fuzzy set of grid spacings that will achieve a target kriging variance can be derived.
That may be because many older people's immune cells get a fuzzier set of marching orders than do those of younger people, as I wrote in my news release about a paper published in Cell.
We have used the capability of membership function of a fuzzy set to improve the geometry of classifier.
In 1965, Zadeh [16] first introduced the concept of a fuzzy set for modeling the vagueness type of uncertainty.
The conversion of a fuzzy set to a single crisp value is called defuzzification.
A fuzzy set A of a group G is called a -anti-fuzzy subGroup of G if ∀a, b, c ∈ G.
