Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities

© 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Fuzzy techniques have been originally designed to describe imprecise ("fuzzy") expert knowledge. Somewhat surprisingly, fuzzy techniques have also been successfully used in situations without expert knowledge, when all we have is data. In this paper, we expla...

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Main Authors: Kreinovich V., Nguyen H., Sriboonchitta S.
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Published: 2017
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-420602017-09-28T04:24:59Z Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities Kreinovich V. Nguyen H. Sriboonchitta S. © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Fuzzy techniques have been originally designed to describe imprecise ("fuzzy") expert knowledge. Somewhat surprisingly, fuzzy techniques have also been successfully used in situations without expert knowledge, when all we have is data. In this paper, we explain this surprising phenomenon by showing that the need for optimal processing of data (including crisp data) naturally leads to fuzzy and neural data processing techniques. This result shows the potential of fuzzy data processing. To maximally utilize this potential, we need to provide an operational meaning of the corresponding fuzzy degrees. We show that such a meaning can be extracted from the above justification of fuzzy techniques. It turns out that, in contrast to probabilistic uncertainty, the natural operational meaning of fuzzy degrees is indirect - similarly to the operational meaning of geometry and physics in general relativity. 2017-09-28T04:24:59Z 2017-09-28T04:24:59Z 2016-03-01 Journal 08848173 2-s2.0-84953421684 10.1002/int.21785 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=84953421684&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/jspui/handle/6653943832/42060
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description © 2015 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Fuzzy techniques have been originally designed to describe imprecise ("fuzzy") expert knowledge. Somewhat surprisingly, fuzzy techniques have also been successfully used in situations without expert knowledge, when all we have is data. In this paper, we explain this surprising phenomenon by showing that the need for optimal processing of data (including crisp data) naturally leads to fuzzy and neural data processing techniques. This result shows the potential of fuzzy data processing. To maximally utilize this potential, we need to provide an operational meaning of the corresponding fuzzy degrees. We show that such a meaning can be extracted from the above justification of fuzzy techniques. It turns out that, in contrast to probabilistic uncertainty, the natural operational meaning of fuzzy degrees is indirect - similarly to the operational meaning of geometry and physics in general relativity.
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author Kreinovich V.
Nguyen H.
Sriboonchitta S.
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Nguyen H.
Sriboonchitta S.
Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities
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Nguyen H.
Sriboonchitta S.
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title Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities
title_short Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities
title_full Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities
title_fullStr Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities
title_full_unstemmed Need for Data Processing Naturally Leads to Fuzzy Logic (and Neural Networks): Fuzzy beyond Experts and beyond Probabilities
title_sort need for data processing naturally leads to fuzzy logic (and neural networks): fuzzy beyond experts and beyond probabilities
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