Nonlinear system modeling by competitive learning and adaptive fuzzy inference system
Jianqin Chen, Yugeng Xi · IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics Part C (Applications and Reviews) · 1998
Modeling nonlinear systems by neural networks and fuzzy systems encounters problems such as the conflict between overfitting and good generalization and low reliability, which requires a great number of fuzzy rules or neural nodes and uses very complicated learning algorithms. A new adaptive fuzzy inference system, combined with a learning algorithm, is proposed to cope with these problems. First, the algorithm partitions the input space into some local regions by competitive learning, then it determines the decision boundaries for local input regions, and finally, based on the decision boundaries, it learns the fuzzy rule for each local region by recursive least squares (RLS). In the learning algorithm, the key role of the decision boundaries is highly emphasized. To demonstrate the validity of the proposed learning approach and the new adaptive fuzzy inference system, four examples are studied by the proposed method and compared with the previous results.