Fuzzy programming

Fuzzy programming is a mathematical approach that handles uncertainty and vagueness in decision-making. Unlike traditional methods that require precise values, fuzzy programming allows variables to have ranges or degrees of truth, representing real-world ambiguity. For example, instead of assigning a specific temperature, it can model "warm" to some degree. This technique is useful in optimizing complex systems where data is imprecise or subjective, enabling more flexible and realistic solutions. It's widely applied in areas like engineering, management, and artificial intelligence to better mirror real-life complexities.