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A Fluctuation Theory of Systems by Fuzzy Mapping Concept and Its Applications

Kazuo HORIUCHI, Yasunori ENDO

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This paper proposes a methodology for fine evaluation of the uncertain behaviors of systems affected by any fluctuation of internal structures and internal parameters, by the use of a new concept on the fuzzy mapping. For a uniformly convex real Banach space X and Y, a fuzzy mapping G is introduced as the operator by which we can define a bounded closed compact fuzzy set G(x,y) for any (x,y)∈X×Y. An original system is represented by a completely continuous operator f defined on X, for instance, in a form xλ(f(x)) by a continuous operator λ: YX. The nondeterministic fluctuations induced into the original system are represented by a generalized form of the fuzzy mapping equation xGβ (x,f(x))XG(x,f(x))(ζ)β}, in order to give a fine evaluation of the solutions with respect to an arbitrarily–specified β–level. By establishing a useful fixed point theorem, the existence and evaluation problems of the "β–level-likely" solutions are discussed for this fuzzy mapping equaion. The theory developed here for the fluctuation problems is applied to the fine estimation of not only the uncertain behaviors of system–fluctuations but also the validity of system–models and -simulations with uncertain properties.

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IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals Vol.E77-A No.11 pp.1728-1735
Publication Date
1994/11/25
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Special Section PAPER (Special Section on Nonlinear Theory and Its Applications)
Category
Fuzzy System--Theory and Applications--

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