fuzzy logic

English

Noun

fuzzy logic (countable and uncountable, plural fuzzy logics)

(mathematics) A form of reasoning, derived from fuzzy set theory, whereby a truth value need not be exactly zero (false) or one (true), but rather can be zero, one, or any value in between.

Hypernyms

many-valued logic

Derived terms

t-norm fuzzy logic

Related terms

Translations

logic based on the notion of fuzzy set

Azerbaijani: qeyri-səlis məntiq
Bengali: ফাজি লজিক (phaji lojik)
Burmese: ဖပ်ဇီ လောဂျစ် (hpapji lau:gyac)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 弗晰邏輯／弗晰逻辑 (fúxī luójí), 模糊邏輯／模糊逻辑 (zh) (móhú luójí)
Czech: fuzzy logika f
Finnish: sumea logiikka (fi)
French: logique floue (fr) f
German: Fuzzylogik (de) f
Greek: ασαφής λογική f (asafís logikí)
Hebrew: לוגיקה עמומה f (lógika amumá)
Italian: logica sfumata f, logica sfocata f
Japanese: ファジィ論理 (ファジィろんり, fajī ronri)
Macedonian: фа́зи ло́гика f (fázi lógika)
Persian: منطق فازی (manteq-e fâzi)
Polish: logika rozmyta f
Portuguese: lógica fuzzy f
Romanian: logică fuzzy f
Russian: нечёткая ло́гика f (nečótkaja lógika)
Serbo-Croatian: neizrazita logika f
Spanish: lógica difusa f, lógica borrosa f
Tamil: தெளிவில்லாத் தர்க்கம் (teḷivillāt tarkkam)
Turkish: bulanık mantık

See also

grey theory

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