scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1790410

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Authors Giangiacomo Gerla

Publication date 25 February 2003

zbMATH Keywords

crisp logicfuzzy logicgraded consequence theorymulti-valued logicnecessity logicsimilarity logicvagueness

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Fuzzy logic; logic of vagueness (03B52)

Review text

The author underlines two approaches to fuzzy logic. In the first one the semantics is based on the vagueness of predicates of a fuzzy world and this vagueness is referred to an algebra of truth values. This point of view is usual in multi-valued logic. The second one starts from a crisp logic and then fuzzifies some notions like hypothesis, matching, inference rule, etc. This second approach finds examples in necessity logic, similarity logic, and graded consequence theory, and the author establishes some connections among them. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0979.00015].

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