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Method for transforming a fuzzy logic used to simulate a technical process into a neural network
   
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US Patent 6456990
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September 24, 2002
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A method for transforming a fuzzy logic system into a neural network, where, in order to simulate membership functions, sigmoid functions are linked together in such a way that, even after the optimization of the neural network, back-transformation of the neural network into a, fuzzy logic system is possible. The advantage of the method described is that a fuzzy logic system can be transformed, in particular component by component, into a neural network and the latter can then be optimized as a whole, i.e. all the components together. The possibility of back-transforming the trained neural network ultimately means that an optimized fuzzy logic system can be obtained. This advantageously makes it possible to use, in particular, standardized fuzzy system software for describing the optimized fuzzy logic system.
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September 24, 2002
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09/355,710
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November 22, 1999
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706/2   706/47
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G06N   3/04   (20060101)   G06N   3/00   (20060101)  
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Attorney/Law Firm
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Feb 03, 1997 [DE] 197 03 965
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706/2   706/47  
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