"You're so lucky" is more than a fuzzy statement, it's an excuse.
If we relax the restrictions of two-valued logic and allow the antecedent to be a fuzzy statement, then we should propagate its same degree of certainty to our consequent whether a crisp number (Sugeno) or a membership function (Mamdani).
Therefore, fuzzy-based statements are well suited to describe such data, which additionally involves a degree of certainty.
A typical fuzzy rule statement, where two crisp inputs are introduced in the system, is similar to the following form: mathrm{IF} x mathrm{is} R mathrm{AND} y mathrm{is} S mathrm{THEN} Z (4).
A typical fuzzy rule statement, where two crisp inputs are introduced in the system, is similar to the following form: where x and y are the crisp inputs, while R and S are the fuzzy input datasets defined in x and y, respectively, according to their membership functions.
Nevertheless, for investors hoping to learn from the Enron wreck, a look back at its recent financial statements, fuzzy though they were, does show several warning signs of some of the company's woes well before the bottom fell out last fall.
There were, of course, lots of warm, fuzzy and nonsensical statements from the stage, and it fell to Ms Dynamite, never one to shirk her duty, to remind everyone that "at the end of the day, we as a nation have robbed, killed, stolen and tortured the third world", and that if there was a debt to be paid, we owed it.
where the fuzzy mapping satisfies above statements.
