Find the the defuzzified values for the figure above by using: a) Small of maxima (SOM) b) Mean of maxima (MOM) c) Large of maxima (LOM) d) Center of sum (CoS) e) Center of Largest Area (CoA) f) Weighted average method
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Let's denote them as $A$ and $B$. The maxima of $A$ are at $x = 2, 5, 7$. The maxima of $B$ are at $x = 4, 7$. Show more…
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