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Instructor: Zulfuqarova Rena

Student: Galandar
Galandarli

Group: 682.23E

Faculty: ITIF

Topic: Crisp and Fuzzy Relations


Crisp and Fuzzy
Relations
Understanding the Basics and Applications
• 1. Introduction
• - Overview of Crisp and Fuzzy
Relations
• 2. Crisp Relation
• - Definition
•
Plan of the
- Examples
• 3. Fuzzy Relation

Presentation •
•
- Definition
- Examples
• 4. Mathematical Representation
• 5. Applications in Neural Networks
• 6. Conclusion
- A relationship
- Crisp relations is either
are based on completely
classical present or
mathematics. absent (binary:
1 or 0).

Crisp - Examples:
• A person is
eligible to vote:

Relation Yes (1) or No


(0).

• A student
passes a test:
Pass (1) or Fail
(0).
- Fuzzy relations deal with uncertainty
or partial truth.

- A relationship has a degree of


membership (values between 0 and 1).

Fuzzy Relation - Examples:

• A person’s satisfaction with a meal:


0.3 (low), 0.7 (moderate), 1.0 (high).

• Temperature classification: Cold (0.2),


Warm (0.6), Hot (0.9).
• Represented
1. Crisp as a subset of
Relation: Cartesian
product A × B.

Mathematic
• R(x, y) = 1 (if
al relation exists), 2. Fuzzy
Representati else R(x, y) = Relation:
0.
on

• Represented • µ(x, y) ∈ [0,


with a 1], indicating
membership the degree of
function µ(x, y). relation.
Crisp Relation Example:

- A student either passes (1) or


fails (0) an exam.

Examples
Fuzzy Relation Example:

- A student's performance:
Excellent (0.9), Good (0.7), Poor
(0.3).
Applicatio - CRISP RELATIONS ARE USED IN BINARY CLASSIFICATION PROBLEMS.

ns in
- FUZZY RELATIONS MODEL UNCERTAIN OR IMPRECISE DATA.

- FUZZY NEURAL NETWORKS (FNN):

Neural • COMBINES FUZZY LOGIC AND NEURAL NETWORKS.

Networks
• USEFUL FOR REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS WITH UNCERTAINTY.

- EXAMPLES: WEATHER PREDICTION, CUSTOMER SATISFACTION


ANALYSIS.
- Crisp relations are binary and
exact.

- Fuzzy relations handle partial


truths and uncertainties.
Conclusio
n - Both are crucial in different
fields, including AI and machine
learning.

- Understanding these concepts


helps in solving real-world
problems.
Thanks!

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