#fuzzy rules

Model-free Methods – a New Frontier of Science

When we make decisions or when we think our brain does not use any equations or math models. Our behaviour is fruit of certain hard-wired instincts and experience that is acquired during our lives and stored as patterns (or attractors). We sort of “feel the answer” to problems no matter how complex they may seem but without actually computing the answer. How can that be? How can a person (not to…

What is Critical Complexity?

Knowledge is an organized and dynamic set of interdependent rules. An example of a rule:

“if UNEMPLOYMENT increases then NEW HOUSE CONSTRUCTION decreases”.

This is an example of a fuzzy rule – no numbers just a global trend. Rules can be more or less fuzzy (or crisp) depending on how many experiments (data samples) they are based on.

What makes information fuzzy and less precise is noise and, in…