When to use fuzzy logic?

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Chetan Shidling Staff asked 4 years ago

I need short information.

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Chetan Shidling Staff answered 4 years ago

If the system to be modelled in a linear system which can be represented by a mathematical equation or by a series of rules then straight forward techniques should be used.
Alternatively, if the system is complex, fuzzy logic may be technique to follow.