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Fuzzy Inference System used in the Initial Map Matching Process (IMP).
frbs object
The IMP is the first and very important part of the map matching process since it is responsible for the identification of the initial link. Here you can see the input variables, fuzzy subsets and fuzzy rules used in FIS1. It is usefull to know the variables and how they affect the rule outputs in case you plan to change the range of the fuzzy subsets.
Input variables to this FIS are:
speed of the vehicle, v (m/s)
heading error, HE (degrees)
perpendicular distance to candidate link, PD (m)
horizontal dilution of precision (HDOP)
The fuzzy subsets of the input variables are:
high, low, zero
small, large
short, long
good, bad
The corresponding fuzzy rules used in this FIS are:
If ( v is high) and (HE is small) then (L1 is average)
If (v is high) and (HE is large) then (L1 is low)
If (HDOP is good) and (PD is short) then (L1 is average)
If (HDOP is good) and (PD is long) then (L1 is low)
If ( HE is small) and (PD is short) then ( L1 is high)
If ( HE is large) and ( PD is long) then (L1 is low)
get_var_bounds, set_var_bounds
1 2 3 4 | fis_imp <- get_fis("IMP")
fis_imp
# Plot membership functions
plotMF(fis_imp)
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