COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION OF FUZZY RULE BASES BY USING CRISP-FUZZY NEURAL NETWORKS
Citation
Yq. Zhang et A. Kandel, COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION OF FUZZY RULE BASES BY USING CRISP-FUZZY NEURAL NETWORKS, Cybernetics and systems, 29(1), 1998, pp. 5-34
Categorie Soggetti
Computer Science Cybernetics","Computer Science Cybernetics
SICI code
0196-9722(1998)29:1<5:CAEOFR>2.0.ZU;2-K
Abstract
A fuzzy neural network with knowledge discovery (FNNKD) is designed to
perform adaptive compensatory fuzzy reasoning based on more useful an
d more heuristic primary fuzzy sets. In order to overcome the weakness
of the conventional crisp neural network and the fuzzy operation-orie
nted neural network, we have developed a general fuzzy reasoning-orien
ted fuzzy neural network called a crisp-fuzzy neural network (CFNN) th
at is capable of extracting high-level knowledge such as fuzzy IF-THEN
rules from either crisp data or fuzzy data. A CFNN can effectively co
mpress a 5 X 5 fuzzy IF-THEN rule base of a cart-pole balancing system
to a 3 X 3 one, then to a 2 X 2 one, and finally to a 1 X 1 one, and
can expand on invalid sparse 3 x 3 fuzzy IF-THEN rule base of a cart-p
ole balancing system to a valid 5 X 5 one. In addition, a CFNN can con
trol a more complex cart-pole balancing system with random fuzzy noise
inputs and outputs (i.e., nonconventional using crisp inputs and outp
uts without any noise). The simulations have indicated that a CFNN is
an efficient neurofuzzy system with abilities to discover new fuzzy kn
owledge from either numerical data or fuzzy data, compress and expand
fuzzy knowledge, and do fuzzy reasoning.