Aristotle vs Buddha

The fuzzy logic is a generalization of the classical logic and the theory of sets, it is based on the concept of an unclear set, for the first time introduced by Lottfi Zade in 1965. This is not an ordinary "true or false" (1 or 0) logic on which modern computers are based. The belonging of the object to the fuzzy set is determined not only by the condition “yes” or not, but by any conditions in the interval. The subject of unclear logic is the study of reasoning in conditions of flexibility, blurred, similar to reasoning in the usual sense, and their use in computing systems.
In the book, it will not be about strict mathematics: the unclear logic is an integral part of the broad concept of "artificial intelligence". The scope of the unfamiliar logic is colossal - from the development of the device of intellectual kitchen devices to constructing complex production process control systems.
The book is intended for a wide range of readers