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Fuzzy Arithmetic with Parametric LR Fuzzy Numbers. [PDF]
In this paperwe suggest and describe a new family of parametric representations for LR fuzzy numbers and use them for fuzzy calculations and ...
SORINI, LAERTE, STEFANINI, LUCIANO
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New Tools in Fuzzy Arithmetic with Fuzzy Numbers
2010We present new tools for fuzzy arithmetic with fuzzy numbers, based on the parametric representation of fuzzy numbers and new fuzzy operations, the generalized difference and the generalized division of fuzzy numbers. The new operations are described in terms of the parametric LR and LU representations of fuzzy numbers and the corresponding algorithms ...
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Real-Time Constrained Fuzzy Arithmetic
IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, 2009Klir introduced constrained fuzzy arithmetic (CFA) as a solution to the unnecessary precision loss when dealing with fuzzy quantities that represent linguistic variables. Since then, some attempts have been made to make CFA efficient, but none of these solutions is suitable for real-time applications.
Patricia Victor +3 more
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A probabilistic approach to the arithmetics of fuzzy numbers
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2015zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2001
Fuzzy numbers may be applied, for example, in the modeling of a system of a known input/output mapping given in terms of a conventional mathematical model y = f (X), where the input signals cannot be measured precisely but only approximately, e.g.: $$\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} {{x_1} = approx.9,}\\ {{x_1} = approx.10,}\\ {y = {x_1} + {x_2}.} \end ...
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Fuzzy numbers may be applied, for example, in the modeling of a system of a known input/output mapping given in terms of a conventional mathematical model y = f (X), where the input signals cannot be measured precisely but only approximately, e.g.: $$\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} {{x_1} = approx.9,}\\ {{x_1} = approx.10,}\\ {y = {x_1} + {x_2}.} \end ...
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Cardinality approach to fuzzy number arithmetic
IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems, 2005To solve problems from the area of computing with words, arithmetic operations often have to be carried out on fuzzy numbers. The author proposes to call fuzzy numbers fuzzy sets of numbers (FSofN) to emphasize the fact that they are sets of many numbers (in the continuous case of infinitely many numbers) and not one, single number as the name fuzzy ...
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(Ir)relevance of interactivity in fuzzy arithmetic
2014Summary: We put forward a criterion covering quite a large class of interactive continuous fuzzy numbers, which establishes when the interactivity between the two fuzzy operands is irrelevant to calculate the fuzzy result of a two-argument operation.
Franzoi, Laura, SGARRO, ANDREA
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