Fuzzy logic and computational geometry

Traditionally fuzzy logic has been grounded in crisp logic. This paper challenges this idea, instead relating fuzzy logic to computational geometry. A geometric representation of a fuzzy set is given along with the AND and OR operations for such sets. Comparisons between the two methods are made.

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