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Que. | The height h(A) of a fuzzy set A is defined as h(A) = sup A(x) |
a. | h(A) = 0 |
b. | h(A) <0 |
c. | h(A)=1 |
d. | h(A)<1 |
Answer:h(A)=1 |
Sathish :(April 22, 2023)
height of a fuzzy set A is defined as the supremum (or maximum) of its membership degrees over its support set, i.e.,
h(A) = sup {A(x) : x belongs to the support set of A} In other words, the height of a fuzzy set A is the highest membership degree of any element in its support set. This gives a measure of the degree of membership of the fuzzy set A as a whole, with higher values indicating a greater degree of membership. |
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