Solved Example | Fuzzy Control Systems - Part 2

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My god Thank you so muchso so much god bless you are the best
Comment from : Sourav Majumder

What is the value of a,b,c,d for centroid for x2 bar
Comment from : trinaad potluri

Very straight forward
Comment from : Đức Dũng Nguyễn

Well explained, Thank you
Comment from : yrc878

her voice and the way she explaind are the reasons for watching this video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : Nithya Murugan

Tomorrow is my fuzzy logics exam and i am very thankful to you for that great explanation
Comment from : Chuadhary Omer

Great content, great narration Thanks a lot!!
Comment from : Recaizade Mahmut Ekram

The entire fuzzy logic playlist was very informative and well explained, helped me a lot! Thank You :)
Comment from : Pratyush Saha

Just finished this wonderful playlist Thank you ma'am for creating this Helped me a lot 🙏🙏💜
Comment from : Dear Shraddz

How to create graph of membership function ? Any links regarding the same
Comment from : Roli Jaiswal

mam how u found out a,b,c,d Kindly help, i am having problem in signing into instagram
Comment from : joy bandopadhyay

In the last step ie, defuzzification using the weighted average method denominators must be μx1,μx2 rather than x1bar,x2bar I guess
Comment from : ウィシュヌSADDIKUTI VISHNU

hi actually I am confused about x(bar2) 22937?
Comment from : sam khosravi

Sorry, I suppose the weighted average method only applies for the symmetric function so why you can apply it to an unsymmetric trapezoid
Comment from : - Doan Le Anh SPKT

Thanks, very awesome playlist, but where is Fuzzy associative memory lecture?
Comment from : Hoyt Volker

Thank you for the videos, I really learned a lot How did you get 2293, I'm not getting the same value
Comment from : Nomsa Emmah

32:34 where this formula came from?
Comment from : Cynical

But how do you map all the different enumerations when you have inputs and you want the output If you are 'mapping input to outputs', does it mean you map out every enumeration to map each input setting to pre determine defuzzified waiting So if you 4 variables you have to have 4 dimendional mesh to map? Thanks so much
Comment from : Munted Me

Thanks for videos These are all helpful Way to go !! Im waiting for other parts ( fuzzy classification )
Comment from : Ghazal Tajik

ur voice is lovely and ur explanations are clear thank u very much
Comment from : Dhivya dharshan

Would you please check your weighted average method formula I think the denominators should be the membership values
Comment from : AHMAD RIDHWAN WAHAP

Thanks for the video But in the end of the video, you were trying to do the defuzzification of a trapezoid using an equation I am really concerned on how you get the data for variables in that equation from the given graph I am unable to follow this can you give a clarification on thisbrNB: I am telling about finding the centroid of both the trapeziums brThanks in advance and Good work
Comment from : Jayakrishna V

Very informative videos!
Comment from : Kritagya Raj Upadhyay

Oddur Bjarnason, NorwaybrI have now worked my way through your tutorials on fuzzy logic Their quality is in my opinion very high You have a fine command of English Your knowledge of classical and fuzzy logic is obviously very good You are an excellent teacher The audio/video presentation of equations and images is excellent I am amazed by your dexterity in writing equations and drawing illustrationsbrI should be very interested in a tutorial about fuzzy logic conceptual mapsbrThank you very much
Comment from : Oddur Bjarnason