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Neuro Fuzzy System Example: Delivered by Joel Anandraj.E Ap/It

The document presents an example of a Neuro Fuzzy System with specified inputs and outputs, detailing the membership functions and their triangular distribution. It outlines the process of calculating modified membership values and the activation of rules across different layers, ultimately leading to a fuzzified output. The final output is computed using the center of sums method, resulting in an output value of approximately 8.700328.

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Neuro Fuzzy System Example: Delivered by Joel Anandraj.E Ap/It

The document presents an example of a Neuro Fuzzy System with specified inputs and outputs, detailing the membership functions and their triangular distribution. It outlines the process of calculating modified membership values and the activation of rules across different layers, ultimately leading to a fuzzified output. The final output is computed using the center of sums method, resulting in an output value of approximately 8.700328.

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Neuro Fuzzy System Example

Delivered By
Joel Anandraj.E
AP/IT
Inputs :
I1 = 1.6
I2=18
Output :
O=9

First Input is represented with three lingustic terms


NR,FR,VFR (0.3)
Second Input is represented with SM,M,LR (0.6)
Output is represented with LW,H,VH (0.4)
Membership function distribution are triangular in
nature
V11,V12,V13 are the base width of all the first inputs
terms.
V21,V22,V23 are the base width of all the second input
terms.
W11,W12,W13 are the base width of all the outputs
terms.
0.5 <= b1 <=1.5
5.0 <=b2 <=15
2.0 <=b3<=8.0
x= n *(xmax-xmin) +xmin

b1 = 0.3 * (1.5-0.5) +0.5 =0.8


b2 = 0.6 * (15.0-5.0) +5.0 =11.0
b3 = 0.4 * (8.0 -2.0) +2.0 = 4.4
The modified membership function value:
Rule Base
Layer 1 :
I1=1.6
I2 =18.0

Layer 2:
I1 can be NR=0.25
I1 can be FR=0.75
Similarly for I2
I2 can be SM =0.272727
I2 can be M =0.727272
Layer 3
There are 3 x 3 possibilities.
But only 4 combinations will be activated

o NR and SM
o NR and M
o FR and SM
o FR and M
Layer 4
Layer 5
Determines the fuzzified output of different fired rules.
The output is then calculated using the center of sums
method.

O=A1f1 +A2f2+A3f3+A4f4 / A1+A2+A3+A4


O=8.700328
Thank you.

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