Translation guide
A form of logic where truth values can be any real number between 0 and 1, used in computing and control systems to handle imprecise data.
The formal system of reasoning with degrees of truth
The standard technical term for fuzzy logic in Japanese. Used in academic and engineering contexts.
Fuzzy logic is widely used in control systems.
An alternative spelling of 'fuzzy logic', sometimes seen in older or specific academic texts.
This paper proposes reasoning using fuzzy logic.
The idea of reasoning that is not strictly true or false, often used metaphorically
Literally 'ambiguous logic'. Used to describe fuzzy logic in a more general, non-technical sense, or to explain the concept to non-experts.
Human thinking is often based on fuzzy logic.
A mix of the loanword 'fuzzy' and the Japanese word for logic. Less formal than ファジー論理, sometimes used in casual explanations.
In technical contexts (papers, presentations, engineering), always use ファジー論理. In everyday conversation when explaining the concept, あいまいな論理 is more natural. Avoid directly translating 'fuzzy' as けばけばしい or ぼやけた, as these refer to physical fuzziness, not logical imprecision.
Fuzzy logic is basically a way of thinking that doesn't force things into black and white, right?