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The Fuzzy Logic Toolbox extends the Mux

MATLAB® technical computing environment Fuzzy Logic

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with tools for designing systems based on fuzzy
logic. Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) guide KEY FEATURES
you through the steps of fuzzy inference system
■ Specialized GUIs for building fuzzy inference systems and
design. Functions are provided for many
viewing and analyzing results
common fuzzy logic methods, including fuzzy
clustering and adaptive neurofuzzy learning. ■ Membership functions for creating fuzzy inference systems

The toolbox lets you model complex system ■ Support for AND, OR, and NOT logic in user-defined rules
behaviors using simple logic rules and then
■ Standard Mamdani and Sugeno-type fuzzy inference systems
implement these rules in a fuzzy inference
system. You can use the toolbox as a stand- ■ Automated membership function shaping through neuro-
alone fuzzy inference engine. Alternatively, you adaptive and fuzzy clustering learning techniques
can use fuzzy inference blocks in Simulink®
■ Ability to embed a fuzzy inference system in a Simulink model
and simulate the fuzzy systems within a com-
prehensive model of the entire dynamic system. ■ Ability to generate embeddable C code or stand-alone
executable fuzzy inference engines
Working with the Fuzzy Logic Toolbox
The Fuzzy Logic Toolbox provides GUIs to let
you perform classical fuzzy system development
and pattern recognition. Using the toolbox,
you can develop and analyze fuzzy inference
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Building a Fuzzy Inference System
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Fuzzy Logic
Using the GUI editors and viewers in the Fuzzy Controller
Logic Toolbox, you can build the rules set, define
the membership functions, and analyze the
behavior of a fuzzy inference system (FIS). The
Balancing a pole on a moving cart. The system, which is similar to an inverted pendulum, uses a
following editors and viewers are provided:
fuzzy controller block within Simulink to balance the pole.
FIS Editor—Displays general information
about a fuzzy inference system
 The Membership Function Editor (top The ANFIS Editor constructs and tunes an FIS based on the data being
left), FIS Editor (middle), and Surface modeled.
Viewer (bottom left).

Membership Function Editor— Lets you Fuzzy Clustering Real-Time Workshop. Generate optimized,
display and edit the membership functions The Fuzzy Logic Toolbox provides support portable, and customizable code from
associated with the input and output vari- for fuzzy C-means and subtractive clustering, Simulink models
ables of the FIS modeling techniques for data classification and
System Identification Toolbox. Create linear
modeling.
Rule Editor—Lets you view and edit fuzzy dynamic models from measured input-
rules using one of three formats: full English- output data
Simulating and Deploying Fuzzy Inference
like syntax, concise symbolic notation, or an
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Surface Viewer—Generates a 3-D surface
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