Abstract

Fuzzy sets are considered as a fine extension of classical sets (crisp) in which the elements possess diverse degrees of membership functions. Zadeh is the initiator of fuzzy sets that predominantly deal with imprecision and vagueness. In this paper, the Law of Excluded middle and the Law of Contradiction were discussed in an exemplary mode. In addition to that the definitions of fuzzy sets, crisp sets and the various operations on them were presented in a consecutive manner.

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