Fuzzy Control: Setting Membership Ranges

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To set membership ranges in fuzzy control, utilize the fuzzy logic GUI to implement your predefined rules effectively. The input for the system is a step function, followed by a fuzzy block and a transfer function to produce the output. It's crucial to define the ranges based on the specific characteristics of your input data and the desired output behavior. Adjusting these ranges can significantly influence the system's response and performance. Properly configuring the membership functions will enhance the overall effectiveness of your fuzzy control system.
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How can I set the ranges of memberships in a fuzzy control? I know my rules, but I don't know how to set ranges, the input of the entire system is a step and after the fuzzy block there is a transfer function and the output.
 

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Here's some discussion on fuzzy logic that may guide you to an answer:

http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~nd/surprise_96/journal/vol2/jp6/article2.html
 
luca99 said:
How can I set the ranges of memberships in a fuzzy control? I know my rules, but I don't know how to set ranges, the input of the entire system is a step and after the fuzzy block there is a transfer function and the output.
you're doing that in simulink and using the fuzzy logix block?
simply use the fuzzy logic GUI to implement the rules you have in mind
 
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