Fuzzy Modeling

Fuzzy modeling is a way computers mimic human decision-making by handling uncertainty and approximate information. Instead of strict yes-or-no rules, it uses values that reflect degrees of truth—like saying it's "somewhat hot" instead of "hot" or "not hot." This approach enables systems to make more nuanced decisions in complex or ambiguous situations, such as controlling climate with varying temperature preferences or predicting market trends. Overall, fuzzy modeling helps machines interpret and respond to real-world vagueness more naturally and flexibly.