Fuzzy logic

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fuzzy logic

A system of logic dealing with the concept of partial truth with values ranging between "completely true" and "completely false."

It is often confused with probability, which represents the degree of possibility of an occurrence. Fuzzy logic sets need not sum to 1 as do probabilities.


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