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Cluster-Weighted Modeling as a Basis for Non-Additive GFM

Authors: Madasu Hanmandlu; Nishchal K. Verma; Nesar Ahmad; Shantaram Vasikarla;

Cluster-Weighted Modeling as a Basis for Non-Additive GFM

Abstract

The cluster-weighted modeling (CWM) is a mixture density estimator around local models. To be specific, the input regions together with output regions are treated to be Gaussian serving as local models. These models are linked by a linear function involving the mixture of densities of local models. A connection between the CWM and generalized fuzzy model (GFM) is established in this work for utilizing the concepts of probability theory in deriving additive and non-additive fuzzy system versions of GFM

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influence
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