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I think it works, if you do it right: MIN(a,MAX(b,c)) = MAX(MIN(a,b),MIN(a,c))
by jonsen 10y ago
I think it works, if you do it right:
MIN(a,MAX(b,c)) = MAX(MIN(a,b),MIN(a,c))
- saynsedit 10y agoIt does, I stand corrected.
- jonsen 10y agoAnd so does MAX(a,MIN(b,c)) = MIN(MAX(a,b),MAX(a,c)) so it is even more useful than normal algebra :p
- homegarlic 10y agoFuzzy logic has insane amounts of similar ORs and ANDs that also have to conform some simple laws. Generalization of ANDs and ORs is called t-norms and t-conorms (s-norms). They have to satisfy laws of monotonicity, commutativity and associativity. So all kinds of magical ANDs and ORs spawn to meet the requirements. I'm not really a fan of fuzzy logic but it really is a nice exercise in mathematics.