Patent
1995-05-09
1998-07-28
Downs, Robert W.
395 3, 395 61, 395900, 395 54, G06F 1700
Patent
active
057872350
ABSTRACT:
A fuzzy-logic-based evidence fusion tool for predicting function levels of a switch in a telecommunications network. Confidence factors related to the geographical location and to the physical characteristics of the switch are acquired and mapped into fuzzy membership values. The membership values activate a set of fuzzy evidence fusion rules at each function level, and a degree of truth for each rule is inferred. A defuzzification scheme combines the degree of truth of each rule into a single combined confidence factor for each function level. Finally, the maximum combined confidence factor for each rule is determined, and the switch function level corresponding to that confidence factor is assigned to the switch.
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Bonde, Jr. Allen R.
Catherine Gregory J.
Napolitano Rosemarie
Smith Michael D.
Wolfe Diane M.
Downs Robert W.
GTE Government Systems Corporation
Rhodes Jason W.
Suchyta Leonard C.
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