Fuzzy control apparatus in which rules can be changed, method of

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1996-02-13

1998-02-17

Hafiz, Tariq R.

395 51, 395 76, 395900, G06G 700

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ABSTRACT:
In a fuzzy control apparatus in which a rule is capable of being changed during operation, a fuzzy reasoning output which prevails immediately prior to a rule change is stored when a rule change is made, and a fuzzy-control output is generated by combining, after the rule change, the stored fuzzy reasoning output which prevailed immediately prior to the rule change and a fuzzy reasoning output which prevails following the rule change. The ratio of the combination is altered in such a manner that, with the passage of time from the moment at which the rule change is made, there is a gradual decrease in a percentage of the fuzzy reasoning output which prevailed immediately prior to the rule change, and a gradual increase in a percentage of the fuzzy reasoning output which prevails following the rule change, in the fuzzy-control output. Upon passage of a predetermined time from the moment at which the rule change is made, the fuzzy reasoning output which prevails following the rule change is outputted as the fuzzy-control output. As a result, a sudden change in the output at the time of a rule change is prevented so that a smooth changeover can be carried out.

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