Rudarski radovi br 4 2011 - Institut za rudarstvo i metalurgiju Bor
Rudarski radovi br 4 2011 - Institut za rudarstvo i metalurgiju Bor
Rudarski radovi br 4 2011 - Institut za rudarstvo i metalurgiju Bor
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For every α intersection the fuzzy<<strong>br</strong> />
numbers are represented by :<<strong>br</strong> />
α α α α<<strong>br</strong> />
A = ⎡<<strong>br</strong> />
⎣xL, x ⎤ D ⎦ and B = ⎡<<strong>br</strong> />
⎣ yL , y ⎤ D ⎦<<strong>br</strong> />
Then the operations with triangular<<strong>br</strong> />
fuzzy numbers are defined by the following<<strong>br</strong> />
expressions [5].<<strong>br</strong> />
{ , μ ( ) , }<<strong>br</strong> />
C<<strong>br</strong> />
C = A+ B= z z z∈ R<<strong>br</strong> />
⎡ α α α α⎤<<strong>br</strong> />
z= ⎢xL + yL , xR + yR⎥; μ ( z)<<strong>br</strong> />
= α; α = 0,1<<strong>br</strong> />
⎣ ⎦ C<<strong>br</strong> />
{ , μ ( ) , }<<strong>br</strong> />
C<<strong>br</strong> />
C = A− B= z z z∈R [ ]<<strong>br</strong> />
⎡ α α α α⎤ z= ⎢xL − yR, xR − yL⎥; μ ( z)<<strong>br</strong> />
= α; α = 0,1<<strong>br</strong> />
⎣ ⎦ C<<strong>br</strong> />
{ , μ ( ) , }<<strong>br</strong> />
C<<strong>br</strong> />
C = A⋅ B= z z z∈R [ ]<<strong>br</strong> />
⎡ α α α α⎤<<strong>br</strong> />
z= ⎢xL ⋅yL , xR ⋅ yR⎥; μ ( z)<<strong>br</strong> />
= α; α = 0,1<<strong>br</strong> />
⎣ ⎦ C<<strong>br</strong> />
{ μ }<<strong>br</strong> />
C<<strong>br</strong> />
C = A: B= z, ( z) z∈ R,<<strong>br</strong> />
[ ]<<strong>br</strong> />
⎡ α α α α⎤<<strong>br</strong> />
z= ⎢xL / yR, xR / yL⎥; μ ( z)<<strong>br</strong> />
= α; α = 0,1<<strong>br</strong> />
⎣ ⎦ C<<strong>br</strong> />
Example:<<strong>br</strong> />
[ ]<<strong>br</strong> />
There are strictly positive fuzzy numbers<<strong>br</strong> />
given A = x, μ ( x) x∈<<strong>br</strong> />
[ 6,10]<<strong>br</strong> />
and<<strong>br</strong> />
{ }<<strong>br</strong> />
A<<strong>br</strong> />
{ , μ ( ) [ 8,10 ] } .<<strong>br</strong> />
A<<strong>br</strong> />
B = y y y ∈<<strong>br</strong> />
μ ( x)<<strong>br</strong> />
=<<strong>br</strong> />
A<<strong>br</strong> />
⎧ 1<<strong>br</strong> />
⎫<<strong>br</strong> />
x −3, 6 ≤ x ≤8 ⎪ 2<<strong>br</strong> />
⎪<<strong>br</strong> />
⎨ ⎬<<strong>br</strong> />
⎪ 1<<strong>br</strong> />
− x + 5, 8 ≤ x ≤10⎪<<strong>br</strong> />
⎩⎪ 2<<strong>br</strong> />
⎭⎪<<strong>br</strong> />
( x)<<strong>br</strong> />
=<<strong>br</strong> />
⎧ y − 8, 8 ≤ y ≤ 9 ⎫<<strong>br</strong> />
⎨ ⎬<<strong>br</strong> />
⎩− y + 10, 9 ≤ x ≤ 10 ⎭<<strong>br</strong> />
No 4, <strong>2011</strong>. 160<<strong>br</strong> />
MINING ENGINEERING<<strong>br</strong> />
μ<<strong>br</strong> />
B<<strong>br</strong> />
Determine: C = A+ B<<strong>br</strong> />
In order to make the marked operations<<strong>br</strong> />
over the given triangular fuzzy numbers,<<strong>br</strong> />
it is necessary to determine the left<<strong>br</strong> />
and right confidence limit for every confidence<<strong>br</strong> />
level α ∈[<<strong>br</strong> />
0,<<strong>br</strong> />
1]<<strong>br</strong> />
. In other words, it is<<strong>br</strong> />
necessary to determine the extreme values<<strong>br</strong> />
in α intersection of A and B fuzzy numbers.<<strong>br</strong> />
The left limit value of A fuzzy number<<strong>br</strong> />
for the α ∈[<<strong>br</strong> />
0,<<strong>br</strong> />
1]<<strong>br</strong> />
confidence level α x L<<strong>br</strong> />
is obtained according to the expression:<<strong>br</strong> />
1 α<<strong>br</strong> />
α<<strong>br</strong> />
xL<<strong>br</strong> />
− 3 = α → xL<<strong>br</strong> />
= 6 + 2α<<strong>br</strong> />
2<<strong>br</strong> />
The right limit value of A fuzzy number<<strong>br</strong> />
for the α ∈[<<strong>br</strong> />
0,<<strong>br</strong> />
1]<<strong>br</strong> />
confidence level α x R is<<strong>br</strong> />
obtained according to the expression:<<strong>br</strong> />
1<<strong>br</strong> />
− xα<<strong>br</strong> />
5 α α<<strong>br</strong> />
R + = → xR<<strong>br</strong> />
= 10 − 2α<<strong>br</strong> />
2<<strong>br</strong> />
α intersection of a fuzzy number is:<<strong>br</strong> />
[ α , α ] = [ 6 + 2α<<strong>br</strong> />
, 10 − 2α<<strong>br</strong> />
]<<strong>br</strong> />
x<<strong>br</strong> />
1<<strong>br</strong> />
α = L R<<strong>br</strong> />
2<<strong>br</strong> />
x A<<strong>br</strong> />
Analogue to the previous expression<<strong>br</strong> />
we obtain for α intersection of B fuzzy<<strong>br</strong> />
number:<<strong>br</strong> />
[ α α<<strong>br</strong> />
y ] = [ 8 + α,<<strong>br</strong> />
−α<<strong>br</strong> />
]<<strong>br</strong> />
B α = L , yR<<strong>br</strong> />
10<<strong>br</strong> />
Let us calculate the sum of A and B<<strong>br</strong> />
fuzzy numbers which is marked as C . C<<strong>br</strong> />
fuzzy number is formally written down as<<strong>br</strong> />
{ , μ ( ) } .<<strong>br</strong> />
C<<strong>br</strong> />
C = z z<<strong>br</strong> />
According to the rule of addition of<<strong>br</strong> />
triangular fuzzy numbers, it follows that:<<strong>br</strong> />
[ (6 2 ) (8 ),(10 - ) (10 2 ]<<strong>br</strong> />
[ 14 3 α,203α] C = + α + + α α + − α =<<strong>br</strong> />
= + −