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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Lotfi Zadeh ==<br />
An Azerbaijani-American engineer who introduced fuzzy sets in 1965 and fuzzy logic thereafter, replacing strict binary membership with degrees: a temperature can be 0.7 "warm" and 0.3 "hot" at once. The framework gave engineers a rigorous way to encode vague human categories, and fuzzy controllers went into cameras, washing machines, and the braking systems of the Sendai subway. It stands as an early, explicitly non-binary answer to the problem of getting formal systems to handle the imprecision of real-world description. (See also: [[Expert system]], [[Symbolic AI]], [[Explainable AI (XAI)|Explainable AI]])<br />
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