Date of Award
Spring 1998
Document Type
Legacy Thesis
Degree Name
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Department
Computing Sciences
College
College of Science
First Advisor
Benjoe Juliano
Abstract/Description
At its heart, the language which computers think in is binary, comprised of only two letters, 1's and 0's. So how can computers that can only view facts as true or false see the "gray areas" and other abstract ideas that permeate the real world? As the demands on computer technology increase, computers are being required to operate and perform more and more real world tasks with greater and greater accuracy. One technology contributing to the charge of overcoming these bounds is Fuzzy Logic, which is implemented through the use of linear matrices called fuzzy sets. The purpose of this research project is to create a software product that can be used as a research tool for the manipulation of fuzzy sets. The main purpose of this paper is to provide external documentation for that software product, but will first give a brief introduction on what Fuzzy Logic is and how it works.
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Recommended Citation
Lecouras, Alex, "A Software Implementation of Fuzzy Logic" (1998). Honors Theses. 240.
https://digitalcommons.coastal.edu/honors-theses/240