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| + | '''Crisp [[set]]s''' are traditional sets in [[mathematics]], called "crisp" in [[fuzzy logic]] to distinguish crisp sets from fuzzy sets. In crisp sets, an object must either belong to a set or not belong to it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:51, August 22, 2010
Crisp sets are traditional sets in mathematics, called "crisp" in fuzzy logic to distinguish crisp sets from fuzzy sets. In crisp sets, an object must either belong to a set or not belong to it.