An Optimization Approach for Fuzzy Controller Design

Specification of membership functions for a fuzzy logic controller has been an important issue in engineering. A new procedure for designing a fuzzy controller using a high-dimensional numerical optimization algorithm is presented. In the study, effectiveness of an opti- mization program for designing a fuzzy controller is determined, and the relationship between membership functions and controller performance is discussed. The proposed method was applied to the blood pressure regulation problem as a case study.

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