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This paper is the second of two companion papers. The foundations of the pr
oposed method of heuristic constraint enforcement on membership functions f
or knowledge extraction from a fuzzy/neural architecture was given in Part
I. Part II develops methods for forming constraint sets using the constrain
ts and techniques for finding acceptable solutions that conform to all avai
lable a priori information. Moreover, methods of integration of enforcement
methods into the training of the fuzzy-neural architecture are discussed.
The proposed technique is illustrated on a fuzzy-AND classification problem
and a motor fault detection problem. The results indicate that heuristic c
onstraint enforcement on membership functions leads to extraction of heuris
tically acceptable membership functions in the input and output spaces. Alt
hough the method is described on a specific fuzzy/neural architecture, it i
s applicable to any realization of a fuzzy inference system, including adap
tive and/or static fuzzy inference systems.