fuzzy systems

Fuzzy systems are computational models that handle uncertainty and approximate reasoning, similar to how humans think. Instead of strict yes/no decisions, they work with degrees of truth—for example, "somewhat hot" or "mostly tall." These systems process vague or imprecise input data, making them useful in complex, real-world situations like climate control or decision-making. By combining fuzzy logic with rules and mathematical models, fuzzy systems provide flexible, adaptable solutions that mimic human reasoning more closely than traditional binary systems.