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Research Seminar - November 14, 2002
Fuzzy Rule Based Classifier
Dr Ravi Jain
School of Information Technology
James Cook University
12pm Thursday 14th November, 2002
Computer Science & Software Engineering
Seminar Room 1.24
Abstract:
Fuzzy systems based on fuzzy if-then rules
are successfully applied to various control problems such as truck
backing, broom balancing and so forth. One of the most significant
differences between control problems and classification problems is
the dimensionality of inputs. While control problems usually involve
only a few inputs, real-world pattern classification problems often
involve several attributes The aim here is to construct a fuzzy
classifier system that can automatically generate fuzzy if-then rule
from training patterns for multi-dimensional for pattern
classification problems.
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