Fuzzy Control: Setting Membership Ranges

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This discussion focuses on setting membership ranges in fuzzy control systems, specifically using the Fuzzy Logic Toolbox in MATLAB Simulink. Participants emphasize the importance of defining clear membership functions to effectively implement fuzzy rules. The use of the fuzzy logic GUI is recommended for visualizing and adjusting these membership ranges. The context involves a system where the input is a step function followed by a transfer function.

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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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