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Title: Fuzzy Sets and Basic Operations on Fuzzy Sets


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Fuzzy Sets and Basic Operations on Fuzzy Sets
  • Ch. 2

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Example Cars in Berkeley
  • U all the cars in Berkeley, CA
  • some sets
  • X cylinder cars (X 4, 6, 8, ??, etc.)
  • foreign cars
  • American cars
  • Write in set notation
  • Write in discrimination function notation.
  • Questions
  • What car manufacturers are American?
  • how many US-made parts are required for a car to
    be classified as Made-in-America?
  • Are there clear set boundaries?

3
Classical vs. Fuzzy Sets
  • Classical (or crisp) set theory is used when the
    set boundaries are clear and easy to distinguish.
    (black and white)
  • Fuzzy set theory is used when the set boundaries
    are not clear and easy to distinguish. (shades of
    gray)

4
Classical Sets Fuzzy Sets
  • U is the
  • universal set or
  • universe of discourse
  • Recall that a classical set A or a (crisp set) in
    the universe of discourse can be defined by
  • listing all of its members
  • specifying the properties that members must have
  • Membership, Characteristic (or discrimination)
    function

5
Fuzzy Sets Representation
  • A fuzzy set in a universe of discourse U is
    characterized by a membership function that takes
    values in the interval 0, 1.
  • Representations

6
Cars in Berkeley (cont.)
  • D is the set of domestic (I.e. American) cars in
    Berkeley.
  • How do you quantify the domesticity of a car?
  • p(x)
  • F is the set of foreign cars in Berkeley. F is
    the set of non domestic cars in Berkeley.

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Numbers close to ZERO
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Numbers Close to ZERO
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Comments
  • Fuzzy sets characterize fuzzy properties
  • Close to zero, hot, cold, fast, slow
  • How to determine membership functions?
  • Use human experts
  • Use sensor data
  • Are humans sensors?
  • The Gaussian and Triangular membership functions
    that described close to zero defined different
    fuzzy sets even though they tried to describe the
    same concept.

11
Basic Concepts of Fuzzy Sets
  • Consider a fuzzy set A in the universe of
    discourse U
  • The support is the crisp set that contains all of
    the elements in U that have non zero membership
    values
  • If the support of a fuzzy set is empty, it is
    called the empty fuzzy set.
  • A fuzzy singleton is a fuzzy set whose support is
    a single point in U.

12
Activity Define hot warm comfortable
cool cold
Hot Warm Comfortable Cool cold
High
Typical
Low
13
Basic Concepts of Fuzzy Sets
  • The following fuzzy sets help motivate the
    concept of the center of a fuzzy set.
  • For A2 the center is clear it is where the
    function peaks
  • For A3 it is the center of the plateau.
  • For A1, and A4 it is where the function becomes a
    max that is closest to the origin.

14
Basic Concepts of Fuzzy Sets
  • The crossover point(s) of a fuzzy set is(are) the
    point(s) in U whose membership value equals .5.
  • The height of a fuzzy set is the largest
    membership value attained by any point.
  • A normal fuzzy set has height of 1.
  • An alpha-cut of a fuzzy set is a crisp set that
    contains all the elements in U that have
    membership values greater than alpha

15
Multi-Dimensional Fuzzy Sets
  • IF Temperature is HOT and Humidity is LOW THEN
    set cooling-level ______ and fan-speed ________

16
Operations on Fuzzy Sets
  • Assume that A and B are fuzzy sets in the same
    Universe of Discourse, U.
  • Equality
  • containment
  • complement
  • union
  • intersection

17
Example
  • Given fuzzy sets Close-to-zero and Close-to-one,
    determine the union and intersection.
  • Is one contained in the other?
  • Draw a fuzzy set contained in another fuzzy set.

18
Example
  • Given fuzzy sets, close-to-0 and determine its
    complement

19
Crisp vs. Fuzzy Set Theory
  • The basic definitions and operations of set
    theory determine what Theorems are true.
  • Question Are any of the Theorems of Crisp set
    Theory true in Fuzzy Set Theory?
  • Ans Yes
  • Question Are all of the Theorems of Crisp Theory
    true in Fuzzy Set Theory?
  • Ans No
  • How do we Tell?
  • Try to Prove them.
  • Is this good?
  • Yes. Different Theorems allow us to solve
    different problems.

20
DeMorgans Laws
  • Very useful theorems in Crisp set Theory and
    Logic. (Remember from Boolean Algebra?)
  • Do they hold in Fuzzy Set Theory?
  • Translate into Fuzzy Set Theory
  • Express in terms of membership functions
  • DeMorgans Law is valid provided the following
    equality is valid

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Proof of DeMorgans LAW
  • We break this up into 2 simpler cases that
    describe all possible situations
  • The left is easy once we know which membership
    function is largest

22
Homework/Quiz
  • Read
  • Exercises 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7
  • Quiz One of the parts in exercise 2.3
  • Comments
  • Read about alpha-cuts, projections (and
    hyperplanes)
  • Failure of Law of Excluded Middle in Fuzzy Set
    Theory (Exercise 2.6) is a major distinction
    between Crisp and Fuzzy Set Theory
  • These differences allow the theories to solve
    different problems
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