Abstract
This study explores the integration of fuzzy logic with Fourier series and transforms to address the challenges posed by uncertainty and imprecision in real-world data. By representing uncertain data through fuzzy numbers and applying fuzzy Fourier approximations, this method enhances the accuracy and robustness of signal processing, image reconstruction, and time-series forecasting, particularly in noisy environments. The comparative analysis demonstrates that fuzzy Fourier methods outperform traditional Fourier techniques in handling uncertainty, while recognizing the computational complexity introduced by fuzzification. The study also explores future research directions, including multi-dimensional data processing, hybrid approaches with machine learning, and the use of fuzzy logic in quantum Fourier transforms. These advancements offer promising solutions for improving data analysis in fields like telecommunications, medical imaging, and financial forecasting, where uncertainty is a critical factor.
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