Context Adaptation of Mamdani Fuzzy Systems through New Operators Tuned by a Genetic Algorithm
Alessio Botta, Beatrice Lazzerini, Francesco Marcelloni · 2006
Context adaptation can be achieved by adjusting an initial normalized fuzzy rule-based system through the use of operators that appropriately change the representation of the linguistic variables. The choice of the specific operators and their parameters should be context-based and optimized so as to obtain a good interpretability-accuracy tradeoff. In this paper we propose a set of context adaptation operators that, starting from a given fuzzy system, adjust some of its component!, such as fuzzy set support and core, membership function shape, etc. We use a genetic tuning process for choosing the operator parameters. We finally describe the application of the proposed operators to Mamdani fuzzy systems with reference to two real examples.