This approach, which is often used to control and model anti-lock brakes, uses IF-THEN syntax instead of IF- ELSE syntax.
The variables in this mathematical approach can be turned into quantifiable outputs using "center of gravity" and "center of area" approaches, or they can be combined into a centroid approach. Both Godel and Mamdini modified the implication operator can so that it is polyvalent in this approach. This approach, which is often used to control and model anti-lock brakes, uses IF-THEN syntax instead of IF- ELSE syntax. The inputs to this approach are called linguistic variables and actually have real world meaning. Lofti Zadeh introduced the notation for this representation, in which elements of a set are assigned a value that represents their degree of inclusiveness. This infinite-valued system is used when the principle of bivalence and the law of the excluded middle do not necessarily hold. For 10 points, name this system of logic that expresses a notion of vagueness by having statements take on a value between zero and one to represent "sort of true, sort of false."
The variables in this mathematical approach can be turned into quantifiable outputs using "center of gravity" and "center of area" approaches, or they can be combined into a centroid approach.
fuzzy logic [or fuzzy set theory]