Remembering the Beginnings
Keywords:
fuzzy sets, fuzzy systems, vaguenessAbstract
This paper wants to provide a personal view of the beginnings of fuzzy logic which was first introduced in the 1960’s by Lotfi Zadeh, when fuzzy sets were presented as models of any vague concept, making possible  the computation with words.
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