Fuzzy Logic
A logic system that handles reasoning with approximate, rather than binary true/false values - useful in control systems and uncertainty handling.
Uses degrees of membership functions and fuzzy rules (e.g., IF temperature IS “high” AND humidity IS “moderate” THEN fan_speed IS “medium”) to model imprecise, human-like reasoning. Governance of fuzzy-logic systems involves validating rule sets with domain experts, tuning membership parameters, and combining fuzzy outputs with crisp control strategies where necessary.
A home-automation system uses fuzzy logic to control HVAC: instead of simple on/off thresholds, it adjusts heating based on fuzzy inputs like “slightly cold” or “very warm” derived from temperature sensors - providing smoother comfort control and saving energy. Domain experts periodically review and refine rules to match occupant feedback.
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