Uniform fuzzy partitions with cardinal splines and wavelets: Getting interpretable linguistic fuzzy models (Q4437873)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2012444
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2012444 |
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2003
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fuzzy rule model
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cardinal splines
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wavelets
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multiresolution
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fast discrete wavelet transform
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Uniform fuzzy partitions with cardinal splines and wavelets: Getting interpretable linguistic fuzzy models (English)
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The author considers the building of a fuzzy rule system from a data set. First, the author points out that there are many similarities between the wavelet theory with multiresolution and the fuzzy rule systems theory. Moreover, the author gives the foundations of several algorithms to take advantage of the B-spline and wavelet theory and its application in a fuzzy rule systems context. By the author's opinion, the so-called TSK-fuzzy rule systems are viewed as an interpolation problem. Furthermore, the author presents the link between splines and wavelets and the fast discrete wavelet transform. Finally, the author puts all the developed elements together and summarizes the algorithms for the building of a fuzzy rule system from a data set. A numerical example is given to illustrate the algorithm. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1015.00012].
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