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Re: fuzzy logic, quantum logic
Hi Anh Minh and Anh Viet,
On Sat, 3 May 1997, Do / Ngoc Minh (ISE) wrote:
> If there are 100 bottles in which 10 of them contain A and 90 contain B.
> Then we say that the probability of picking up a bottle that contains A
> is 10%. In fuzzy logic, however if we say the fuzzy value of a bottle
> that has A (a membership value) is 0.1, then it can be interpreted that,
> for example, the concentration of A in the bottle is 10%.
>
> Therefore probability values normally contain the "global" information
> which is related with other "peer objects". While as, fuzzy values is
> localized to a particular object and represent the uncertainty of its
> degree of belonging to some classes.
In my understanding, quantum logic is also based on the uncertainty. In
your example, I do not see any differences between fuzzy logic and the
quantum one.
> ----------------------------------------
> On Fri, 2 May 1997, Aiviet Nguyen wrote:
>
> > As an example, I would like to mention the well-known example of three
> > Gods. One always tells truth, the other always lies and the third one is
> > stupid sometimes telling truth sometimes lies. The third one is the
> > Quantum God. No fuzzy God exists.
And if the fourth God tells only things which can be categorized
neither as truth nor lie, e.g. he is right a little bit, etc. Is he the
Fuzzy God? I really confuse quantum logic with the fuzzy one when the
dimension of time is added into the party.
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A loof from the party discussed above:
What do you think about (what ever) leaps in quantum logic and in fuzzy
logic?
There is the quantum leap (in quantum logic ?)
What about the qualitative leap? Let me return to the relation between
local (micro) and global (macro) levels. When do you pass the 'boundary'
between micro (local) and macro (global) levels? Or is there a 'no man's
land' between both levels? A differenciation of local levels from the
global ones is very important for every extention.
Cheers,
La^m.