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Multilayer Architecture of Parallel-Genetic-Fuzzy System:A Case of Effective Transportation for Co-Operatives in India


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The paper discusses broad architecture of parallel execution of genetic-fuzzy system by identifying limitations of the single minded traditional genetic algorithms. For additional advantages to manage uncertainty as well as other advantages related with fuzzy logic, fuzzification is also incorporated in the approach. The propose architecture of the hybrid genetic-fuzzy systems is experimented in the domain of dairy co-operatives and sample encoding, genetic operations, fitness functions and fuzzification are discussed for the case. An interface screen is also presented to demonstrate working of the prototype system. At end, advantages and future scope of the proposed work is presented.
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Priti S. Sajja
Post Graduate Department of Computer Science, Sardar Patel University, India

Abstract


The paper discusses broad architecture of parallel execution of genetic-fuzzy system by identifying limitations of the single minded traditional genetic algorithms. For additional advantages to manage uncertainty as well as other advantages related with fuzzy logic, fuzzification is also incorporated in the approach. The propose architecture of the hybrid genetic-fuzzy systems is experimented in the domain of dairy co-operatives and sample encoding, genetic operations, fitness functions and fuzzification are discussed for the case. An interface screen is also presented to demonstrate working of the prototype system. At end, advantages and future scope of the proposed work is presented.

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