Arturo Garcia-Garcia, M. Reformat, Andres Mendez-Vazquez
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Abstract
Fuzzy Similarity Measures (FSMs) are widely used for comparison of fuzzy sets, as well as fuzzy rules. A multitude of different FSMs have been proposed so far. It is not straightforward to identify a single FSM that is the most suitable for a given task. In this paper, we investigate suitability of a few FSMs for the problem of reduction of number of rules for an image segmentation process. We use Dirichlet-based approach to generate fuzzy sets that are further used for construction of fuzzy if-then rules. We analyze similarity of these rules and select a specified number of rules for image segmentation purposes. We applied this approach to two different images.