Systems of Fuzzy Reasoning and Expert Knowledge-based Fuzzy Reasoning Systems, used in Modelling Real-world Phenomena
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In this paper, the concept of ‘system of fuzzy reasoning’ is presented. It is the fi rst
temptation to expand ideas presented in [1] concerning ‘human intelligence’ linguistic
variable and [2] concerning ‘truth value of fuzzy reasoning’ in the framework of the
human intelligence linguistic variable. In ‘systems of fuzzy reasoning’, besides the
‘human intelligence’ linguistic variable also other linguistic variables are also used.
An expert knowledge-based system of fuzzy reasoning describing the dynamics of a
real-world phenomenon is presented.
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