Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
fuzzy logic
Finnish translation:
sumea logiikka
May 8, 2009 07:55
15 yrs ago
English term
fuzzy logic
GBK
English to Finnish
Tech/Engineering
Computers: Software
Definition from
STING software engineering glossary :
An alternative to traditional logic where truth values range between 0.0 and 1.0, with 0.0 representing absolute Falseness and 1.0 representing absolute Truth.
Example sentences:
When humans reason with terms such as 'tall' they do not normally have a fixed threshold in mind, but a smooth fuzzy definition. Humans can reason very effectively with such fuzzy definitions, therefore, in order to capture human fuzzy reasoning we need fuzzy logic. (XpertRule)
In many applications Fuzzy Logic can result in better control performance than linear, piecewise linear, or lookup table techniques. (FIDE)
Fuzzy Logic is a particular area of concentration in the study of Artificial Intelligence and is based on the value of that information which is neither definitely true nor false. (Omega.com)
Proposed translations
(Finnish)
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Proposed translations
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Seppo Keränen
Translator en-de-fr-se-fi
Native in: Finnish 
Works in: English to Finnish, German to Finnish, French to Finnish, and 1 more.
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sumea logiikka
Definition from
Wikipedia:
Sumea logiikka on matemaattisen logiikan laajennus, jossa propositiolla on diskreetin totuusarvon (tosi tai epätosi) sijasta reaalinen totuusarvo suljetulla välillä nollasta yhteen.
Example sentences:
Fuzzy logic = Sumea logiikka = Päättelyprosessi, jossa mahdollisesti epätarkka johtopäätös dedusoidaan joukosta epätarkkoja premissejä. (Liikennevalojen toimintaperiaatteita)
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