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    Fuzzy Logic & Applications Unit Test - 5 (JKC)

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    The document is a midterm exam for a fuzzy logic and applications course. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of key concepts in fuzzy logic including: 1) Different types of fuzzy logic implications such as Lukasiewicz's implication, Brouwerian's implication, and R-SEQ implication. 2) Fuzzy logic compositions like max-product, max-max, max, sum-product, and min-min. 3) Operations on linguistic hedges such as "very small", "not very small", "plus very small", and "minus". 4) Decomposing conditional statements with fuzzy logic operators like "if-then

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    The document is a midterm exam for a fuzzy logic and applications course. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of key concepts in fuzzy logic including: 1) Different types of fuzzy logic implications such as Lukasiewicz's implication, Brouwerian's implication, and R-SEQ implication. 2) Fuzzy logic compositions like max-product, max-max, max, sum-product, and min-min. 3) Operations on linguistic hedges such as "very small", "not very small", "plus very small", and "minus". 4) Decomposing conditional statements with fuzzy logic operators like "if-then

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    Fuzzy Logic & Applications Unit Test - 5 (JKC)

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    PRAGATI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

    Near Peddapuram, Surampalem – 533 437.

    FUZZY LOGIC & APPLICATIONS


    MID – V
    Branch : IV EEE (-JKC) Time : 20 Min.
    Roll No. : Date: …..-12-2006
    Name : Max. Marks: 20

    Answer all the questions.

    1 to 5 Match the following.


    1. According to “Correlation Minimum Implication”, ………….. [ ]
    2. According to “Bounded Sum Implication”, = ………………… [ ]
    3. Lucoswitz’s Implication is ………………………. [ ]
    4. Brouwerian’s Implication is …………………….. [ ]
    5. R-SEQ Implication is …………………………… [ ]
    a)

    b)

    c)

    d)

    e)

    6 to 10.
    6. Max – product composition is ………………….. [ ]
    7. Max – Max composition is ……………………. [ ]
    8. Max – composition is ……………………………. [ ]
    9. Sum product composition is ……………………….. [ ]
    10. Min – Min composition is ………………………….. [ ]

    a) .

    b)

    c)

    d)

    e)

    11. If the Linguistic Hedge “Small” = then “Very Small” =

    ………………
    12. “Not Very Small’ = ………………………

    13. “Plus Very Small” = ……………………..

    14. “Minus” α = ……………………………..

    15. If “ Intensify α” =

    = then
    “Intensely Small” = ……………………………..

    16. Conditional statement “If THEN ( ) may be decomposed into two canonical forms
    connected by “OR” as ………………………

    17. Conditional statement “If (THEN ) UNLESS may be decomposed into canonical forms
    connected by “OR” as ………………

    18. Conditional statement “If THEN ( ELSE IF THEN UNLESS ) may be decomposed
    into canonical forms connected by “OR” as ……………………………

    19. If fy (x) is the membership function of x w.r. to y and fx(y) is the membership function of y w.r. to x
    then the Relativity function f(x/y) is ………………………..

    20. If is the Reciprocal relation then sum of “Average Fuzziness” and “Average Certainty” F( )+C(
    ) = …………………………

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