fuzzy representations

Fuzzy representations are a way of modeling information that isn’t just black or white but can have shades of gray. Instead of saying something is either true or false, fuzzy representations allow for degrees of truth, such as "somewhat true" or "mostly true." This approach helps computers handle uncertainty and vagueness in real-world data, like estimating how warm a room is or how much someone enjoys a song. It’s especially useful in systems that need to make decisions based on imprecise or incomplete information, mimicking human reasoning more closely.