Fuzzy logic control-a taxonomy of demonstrated benefits
D. E. Thomas, Brian Armstrong-Hélouvry · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1995
The motivations for fuzzy logic control (FLC) are illuminated by exploring the benefits obtained by application designers through its use. A context for this exploration is set with a discussion of the characteristics of control policies and of the general attributes of FLC. Each benefit is described by reference to reported FLC implementations in which the benefit is demonstrated. Based on common features of the example applications, application preconditions for obtaining each benefit are stated.>