Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Systems
Online ISSN : 2432-9932
Print ISSN : 0915-647X
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On Relations Between Several Methods In Fuzzy Reasoning
Chen QihaoNiro YANAGIHARAShin KAWASE
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1995 Volume 7 Issue 6 Pages 1200-1208

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There are several methods in Fuzzy reasoning, proposed Zadeh, Baldwin, Tsukamoto, Mizumoto, and Yager. In this note, we investigate relations between these methos. For the purpose, we study implicfation functions in section 2,and obtain our main results in sectin 3,which are as follows : B'_<Zad>(y)=B'_<Bal>(y)=B'_<tsu>(y) (Theorem 3.1〜3.2), B'_<Miz>(y)≦B'_<Bal>(y) (Theorem 3.3), B'_<Yag>(y)≦B'_<Bal>(y) (Theorem 3.4), B'_<Miz>(y)≦B'_<Yag>(y) (Theorem 3.5), where B'_<Zad>, B'_<Bal>, B'_<Tsu>, B'_<Miz>, and B'_<Yag> are consequents by Zadeh's method, Baldwin's, Tsukamoto's, Mizumoto's and Yager's, respectively.Also we give a lisy showing the results using several kinds of "implication functions".

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