FUZZY LOGIC .1. MANY-VALUED RULES OF INFERENCE
FUZZY LOGIC .1. MANY-VALUED RULES OF INFERENCE
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10.1002/malq.19790250304
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1979-01-01
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PAVELKA, J
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PAVELKA, J
The past decade has brought a conspicuous revival of interest in many-valued logic. Following L. A. ZADEH’S introduction of fuzzy sets the term “fuzzy logic” started to appear in a growing number of papers developing ZADEH’S approach to reasoning with vague concepts. The present paper owes its inspiration to J. A. GOOUEN’S comprehensive essay [4].Given a bounded partially ordered set W of truth values and a formal language 2, a W-valued semantics on the set F of all formulas in Y can be reduced to a set Y s W “of truth value functions F-+ W. In works dealing with many-valued logic (see eg [l],[5],[7],[lo]) the many-valued semantics9 is usually treated in the following way. One chooses a subset D s W of so called designated truth values (often D={l} where 1 is the universal upper bound of W) and defines a formula z E F to be a logical conse-