Setting up fuzzy rules for more multiple input variables
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I have 6 input variables with each having 4 possible states. There are only six rules which give different states of output. Any combination of inputs except that of the first six rules results in a constant output state. How can I model this rule base in python?
PS: I am using skfuzzy
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I have 6 input variables with each having 4 possible states. There are only six rules which give different states of output. Any combination of inputs except that of the first six rules results in a constant output state. How can I model this rule base in python?
PS: I am using skfuzzy
python association-rules finance fuzzy-logic implementation
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I have 6 input variables with each having 4 possible states. There are only six rules which give different states of output. Any combination of inputs except that of the first six rules results in a constant output state. How can I model this rule base in python?
PS: I am using skfuzzy
python association-rules finance fuzzy-logic implementation
asked 26 mins ago
Himanshu SharmaHimanshu Sharma
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Himanshu Sharma is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I have 6 input variables with each having 4 possible states. There are only six rules which give different states of output. Any combination of inputs except that of the first six rules results in a constant output state. How can I model this rule base in python?
PS: I am using skfuzzy
python association-rules finance fuzzy-logic implementation
python association-rules finance fuzzy-logic implementation
asked 26 mins ago
Himanshu SharmaHimanshu Sharma
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