Dear all.
I'm developing a new fuzzy entropy measure based on IFSs for tasks of analysis in the dynamical behavior of any system and I've read the impact of Rini's index for expert systems and I believe that the join of rules of inference and expert's opinion as knowledge of system could help to find a new fuzzy entropy measure in IFSs. The above is likely to propose.
What is your opinion?
Dear Javier,
it's rather difficult to give a certain opinion based on a brief question. Although i suppose it might be the way. In my research in the field of applying fuzzy logic for information control systems i follow the approach that seems similar. I divide objective information to a real area, and internal system items to an imaginary area of the model. So i create a fuzzy model based on complex mathematics.
Based on this analogue you may try to interpret expert's opinion.
Thanks Danil Dintsis for your opinion but do you have any paper about this kind of approach?
Javier hello! if you consider my approach please see my article in RG publications: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/258817515_The_control_automation_system_method_based_on_combined_implementation_of_fuzzy_logic_and_discrete_automation_systems
Thank you for sending me this paper and I will read as soon as possible.
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