Fuzzy rules extraction using a hybrid of base‐n‐number‐coded GA and SVD‐QR
Chia‐Chong Chen · Journal of the Chinese Institute of Engineers · 2006
A hybrid of a base‐n‐number‐coded genetic algorithm (base‐n‐number‐coded GA) and an SVD‐QR is proposed to construct a fuzzy system directly from some gathered input‐output data of the identified system. Each individual in the base‐n‐number‐coded GA is applied to determine the fuzzy sets in each input variable. However, the grid‐type fuzzy partition by the fuzzy sets associated with each input variable may generate some redundant fuzzy subspaces. Therefore, an SVD‐QR method is applied to remove the redundant fuzzy subspaces to efficiently describe the behavior of the identified system so that the premise part of the fuzzy system is determined. Then, the recursive least‐squares method is used to determine the consequent part of the fuzzy system. Subsequently, a fitness function is defined such that it can guide the search procedure to select an appropriate fuzzy system that not only maintains a good performance but also has relevant fuzzy rules. Finally, two nonlinear system identification problems are used to illustrate the efficiency of the proposed method.