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Tutorial: Fuzzy Expert Systems

by Timothy J. Ross, Univ of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Computing in Civil and Building Engineering

Abstract:

This extended abstract presents a brief introduction to a tutorial on fuzzy expert systems. The precepts of set theory and classical predicate logic are briefly reviewed to provide a foundation for the explanation of fuzzy logic, fuzzy implication, and fuzzy rule-based expert systems. Fuzzy expert systems are posed as an integral element of approximate reasoning. Several example problems will be developed in the tutorial to illustrate the theory and concepts summarized here.

Subject Headings: Fuzzy logic | Expert systems | Engineering education | Approximation methods | Mapping | Integrals | Foundations

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