An integration of fuzzy logic for the development of a fuzzy control law of the access control system. Indeed, the goal of ensuring a constant flow of road traffic where we present a approach based on fuzzy logic allowing to have a reduced representation of the space of dimension 4 in a space of dimension 1 ensuring the regulation of traffic on the one hand, and the analysis system on the other.
It is possible for doing the analysis provided I presume we have more set of rules when the input dimensions are decreased.
I think so. Fuzzy logic provides the necessary foundations to deal with uncertainty in your case study. You can use nested rule base.
Knowledge-base arranged in a set of fuzzy-rule-base to implement the wanted behavior is indeed very useful. However, one should be very careful in the choice of the number of the fuzzy function inputs and the establishment of the rules. In case you need to deal with uncertainties, you can go to the type2.
There are many examples of physical systems that actually use fuzzy control as a main strategy to achieve regulation, stability and zero-error steady state (as a pair of references, you can see Sugeno, M.; "Industrial Applications of Fuzzy Control" and Driankov, D.; Hellendoorn, H.; Reinfrank, M. "An Introduction to Fuzzy Control").
In my opinion, the main key is to identify your inputs as measurable variables in order to have proper and logical outputs. If you can obtain proper sensors/estimators for your inputs, then fuzzification is straightforward. In an analog way, you must be able to transform your defuzzified outputs (from your control scheme) into suitable signals that your control system will transduce into actuator/regulator actions.
I hope this helps to your query.
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