Fuzzy Decision Making

Fuzzy decision making is a process that helps systems or people make choices when information is uncertain or vague. Instead of using strict yes-or-no answers, it considers degrees of truth or possibilities, like "somewhat likely" or "partially true." By evaluating these options with flexibility, fuzzy decision making allows for more nuanced and realistic decisions in complex or ambiguous situations. It's commonly used in systems like control devices, where precise data may not be available, enabling more adaptable and tolerant responses that better reflect real-world uncertainties.