Fuzzy Logic (Down Curve)

Fuzzy Logic (Down Curve)

This is an image of the descending curve for fuzzy logic.

The highest value of fuzzy logic is 1 while the lowest value of fuzzy logic is 0.

The formula to use for the downward curve is as follows :

Explanation :

• If the value of X is less than equal to a then the value is 1
• If the value of X is greater than equal to a then the value is 0
• If the value of X is between a to b then the formula used is (b-x)/(b-a)

Notes :

• If the result of the value of X is more than 1, then your calculation is wrong.
• If the result of the value of X is less than 0, then your calculation is wrong.
• The highest value of the result of the value of X is 1, while the lowest value of the result of the value of X is 0.