Fuzzy reasoning

Fuzzy reasoning is a way computers handle uncertain or imprecise information, similar to how humans think and make decisions. Instead of strict yes/no rules, it considers degrees of truth—like saying someone is "somewhat tall" rather than just tall or not tall. This allows systems to make more flexible and human-like judgments, especially in complex or vague situations. Fuzzy reasoning uses mathematical tools to interpret and process such nuanced information, enabling smarter responses in areas like climate control, medical diagnosis, or decision-making where clear-cut answers are often unavailable.