fuzzy inference
Fuzzy inference is a computational technique used in fuzzy logic systems to make decisions or draw conclusions based on imprecise or uncertain inputs. It involves mapping these inputs to fuzzy sets, applying fuzzy rules, and aggregating the resulting fuzzy outputs to obtain a crisp output, which represents the system's response or decision.
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