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1 March 1992 Parallel architecture for a multiple-input fuzzy logic controller
Marian S. Stachowicz, Janos Grantner, Larry L. Kinney
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Abstract
A hardware accelerator that performs fuzzy learning, fuzzy inference, and defuzzification strategy computations is presented. The hardware is based on two-valued logic. A universal space of 25 elements with five levels each is supported. To achieve a high processing rate for real-time applications, the basic units of the accelerator are connected in a four-level pipeline. The accelerator can receive two parallel fuzzy data as inputs. A flag will be set if the fuzzy model R(u,w), constructed in a learning process, exhibits the property as follows: for all (u,w) belonging to the set UXW, R(u,w) equals 1. At a clock rate of 20 MHz, the accelerator can perform more than 1,400,000 fuzzy logic inferences per second on multi- dimensional fuzzy data.
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Marian S. Stachowicz, Janos Grantner, and Larry L. Kinney "Parallel architecture for a multiple-input fuzzy logic controller", Proc. SPIE 1707, Applications of Artificial Intelligence X: Knowledge-Based Systems, (1 March 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.56880
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KEYWORDS
Fuzzy logic

Clocks

Artificial intelligence

Intelligence systems

Logic

Multiplexers

Process control

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