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    This document discusses using fuzzy logic versus non-fuzzy logic to model tipping behavior. It presents a conventional non-fuzzy linear model that does not account for quality of service or food. A fuzzy logic approach is then introduced to model the problem more accurately by incorporating additional factors like service quality and food quality ratings. The document explores different ways to represent these relationships mathematically, such as using linear combinations of service and food quality or piecewise linear models. Overall, the fuzzy logic approach is able to capture the problem more realistically by accounting for more relevant factors in a non-linear way compared to the basic non-fuzzy linear model.

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    This document discusses using fuzzy logic versus non-fuzzy logic to model tipping behavior. It presents a conventional non-fuzzy linear model that does not account for quality of service or food. A fuzzy logic approach is then introduced to model the problem more accurately by incorporating additional factors like service quality and food quality ratings. The document explores different ways to represent these relationships mathematically, such as using linear combinations of service and food quality or piecewise linear models. Overall, the fuzzy logic approach is able to capture the problem more realistically by accounting for more relevant factors in a non-linear way compared to the basic non-fuzzy linear model.

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    TP1

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    This document discusses using fuzzy logic versus non-fuzzy logic to model tipping behavior. It presents a conventional non-fuzzy linear model that does not account for quality of service or food. A fuzzy logic approach is then introduced to model the problem more accurately by incorporating additional factors like service quality and food quality ratings. The document explores different ways to represent these relationships mathematically, such as using linear combinations of service and food quality or piecewise linear models. Overall, the fuzzy logic approach is able to capture the problem more realistically by accounting for more relevant factors in a non-linear way compared to the basic non-fuzzy linear model.

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    1 Getting Started

    Fuzzy vs. Nonfuzzy Logic


    The Basic Tipping Problem

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    tip(service<3) = (0.10/3)*service(service<3)+0.05;
    tip(service>=3 & service<7) = 0.15;
    tip(service>=7 & service<=10) = ...
    (0.10/3)*(service(service>=7 & service<=10)-7)+0.15;
    plot(service,tip);

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    servRatio=0.8;
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    tip(S<3) = ((0.10/3)*S(S<3)+0.05)*servRatio + ...
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    tip(S>=3 & S<7) = (0.15)*servRatio + ...
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    (1-servRatio)*(0.20/10*F(S>=7 & S<=10)+0.05);
    surf(S,F,tip);

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    1 Getting Started

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    The Fuzzy Logic Approach

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    lowTip = 0.05; averTip = 0.15; highTip = 0.25;
    tipRange = highTip-lowTip;
    badService = 0; okayService = 3;
    goodService = 7; greatService = 10;
    serviceRange = greatService-badService;
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    foodRange = greatFood-badFood;

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    if service<okayService,
    tip = (((averTip-lowTip)/(okayService-badService)) ...
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    % If service is good, tip is average


    elseif service<goodService,
    tip = averTip*servRatio + (1-servRatio)* ...
    (tipRange/foodRange*food+lowTip);

    % If service is excellent or food is delicious, tip is generous


    else,
    tip = (((highTip-averTip)/ ...
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    end

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