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☆ fuzzy logic
a type of logic used in computers and other electronic devices for processing imprecise or variable data: in place of the traditional binary values, fuzzy logic employs a range of values for greater flexibility
Etymology: < fuzzy (set), coined (1965) by L. A. Zadeh, U.S. computer scientist
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