DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14483/23448393.3834Published:
2011-12-18Issue:
Vol. 16 No. 2 (2011): July - DecemberSection:
ArticleCentroide de un Conjunto Difuso Tipo-2 de Intervalo: Continuo vs. Discreto
Centroid of an Interval Type-2 Fuzzy Set: Continuous vs. Discrete
Keywords:
Centroide, Algoritmo Karnik-Mendel, Algoritmo recursivo, conjunto difuso tipo-2 de intervalo. (es).Keywords:
Centroid, Karnik-Mendel algorithm, interval type-2 fuzzy set, recursive algorithm. (en).Downloads
Abstract (es)
El algoritmo de Karnik-Mendel presenta siempre dos procedimientos independientes para calcular el centroide de un conjunto difuso tipo-2 de intervalo: el primero calculando su extremo izquierdo (denotado como c l ) y el segundo calculando su extremo derecho (denotado como c r ). Esto a´un es cierto en diferentes versiones del algoritmo que han sido propuestas en la literatura. En la versión discreta del centroide no hay problemas relacionados con la convergencia dado que existe un número finito de términos para sumar. Por otro lado, la versión continua tiene algunos problemas relacionados con la convergencia. Este artículo presenta una discusión simple donde se muestra que el cálculo de c l y c r en su versión discreta es el mismo problema y no dos problemas diferentes. También se muestran algunos problemas relacionados con la convergencia del centroide en su versión continua.
Abstract (en)
Karnik-Mendel algorithm involves execution of two independent procedures for computing the centroid of an interval type-2 fuzzy set: the first one for computing the left endpoint of the interval centroid (which is denoted by c l ), and the second one for computing its right counterpart (which is denoted by c r ). Convergence of the discrete version of the algorithm to compute the centroid is known, whereas convergence of the continuous version may exhibit some issues. This paper shows that the calculation of c l and c r are really the same problem on the discrete version, and also we describe some problems related with the convergence of the centroid on its continuous version.References
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