Dynamically Scaled Fuzzy Control of Autonomous Intelligent Actor

¹ Applied AI Services, Brookline, USA

Abstract

The article presents an approach toward the implementation of an Autonomous Intelligent Actor’s (AIA) [1] fuzzy control mechanism, when each step of it is based on dynamically defined scale. Such a scale is directed by fuzzy conditional inference rule. The approach, offered in the article, allows “soft landing” of AIA on a Target even in a case of “unfriendly” docking situation.

KeywordsFuzzy LogicFuzzy ControlFuzzy Conditional InferenceAIA Orientation Principles

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Dynamically Scaled Fuzzy Control of Autonomous Intelligent Actor

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