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Fuzzy Logic Thinking Stages

Eigure 4.4 indicates the steps necessary for the completion of thinking process. Each step cannot be explained in a crisp manner and each individual depending on his/her capabilities may benefit from this sequence. [Pg.127]

Although human wonder and mind are the sources of fuzziness, they also serve overcoming problems with human experience, which can be regarded as expert views. The fuzzy concepts in understanding complex problems are dependent on observations, experiences and conscious expert views. When problems are solved, there is always fuzziness attached to them, which paves ways for future developments. Hence, the scientific solutions cannot be taken as absolute truths in positivistic manner. [Pg.127]

Conscious direction of attention towards an external object causes the object to be perceived by mind into the realm of fuzziness, which gives rise to a chain of perception, experience, feeling, thinking, understanding, knowing, and [Pg.127]

As the complexity of a system increases, human ability to make precise and relevant (meaningful) statements about its behavior diminishes until a threshold is reached beyond which the precision and the relevance become mutually exclusive characteristics. [Pg.128]

Fuzziness is an essential characteristic of our imaginations that raise and dissolve in our thoughts about the future plans. Human thoughts have blurred boundaries and consist of fuzzy immaterial substance . Having in mind how important is to think in images for the development of our intelligence and capacity to learn and know, to act and create, to evolve and transform, one should not underestimate the role of Fuzziology [2], [Pg.128]


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