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               The general numerical solution of the fractional differential equation
                                    GL D yðtÞ 5 fðyðtÞ; tÞ;
                                       q
                                    a  t
               Can be expressed as follows:
                                              X  k
                                           q
                            yt k ðÞ 5 fy t k ðÞ; t k Þh 2  c yt k2j  ð20:13Þ
                                                     q ðÞ
                                   ð
                                                 j5v  j
               This approximation of the fractional derivative within the meaning of
            Gru ¨nwald Letnikov is on the one hand equivalent to the definition of
            Riemman Liouville for a broad class of functions (Petra ´ˇ s, 2006), on the
            other hand, it is well adapted to the definition of Caputo (Adams method)
            because it requires only the initial conditions and has a physical direction
            clearly.

            Remark: .As noted in (Petra ´ˇ s, 2008, 2006), both numerical methods in the
            time domain mentioned (Gru ¨nwald Letnikov and Adams Bashforth Moulton)
            have approximately the same order of accuracy and good digital solutions.




            20.3 BASICS AND DESCRIPTION OF THE T S FUZZY
            SYSTEMS

            Fuzzy logic systems address the imprecision of the input and output variables
            directly by defining them with fuzzy numbers (and fuzzy sets) that can be
            expressed in linguistic terms (e.g., small, medium and large). The basic con-
            figuration of the T S system includes a fuzzy rule base, which consists of a
            collection of fuzzy IF THEN rules in the following form (Wang, 1997;
            Zelinka and Youssef, 2013; Tanaka et al., 2001; Takagi and Sugeno, 1985;
            Azar, 2010a,b, 2012):
                        l ðÞ      l                l
                       R :IF x 1 is F ; and ... ; and x n is F THEN y l 5 f i xðÞ
                                  1                n
                                 l   l          l     T   T
                            y l 5 q 1 q x 1 1 ... 1 q x n 5 θ ½1x Š
                                 0   1          n     l
                                                       T
                                l
                                                               l
                                                                        l
                                                            l
                          l
                    l
            where ðF ; ... ; F ; ... ; F Þ are input fuzzy sets and θ 5 ½q ; q 1 ... 1 q Š is
                    1     i     n                      l    0  1        n
            a vector of the adjustable factors of the consequence part of the fuzzy rule.
            Also y l is a crisp value, and a fuzzy inference engine to combine the fuzzy
            IF THEN rules in the fuzzy rule base into a mapping from an input linguis-
                                             n
                         T
            tic vector X5x 5 ½x 1 1 x 2 ... 1 x n ŠAR to an output variable yAR. Let M
            be the number of fuzzy IF THEN rules. The output of the fuzzy logic sys-
            tems with central average defuzzifier, product inference, and singleton fuzzi-
            fier can be expressed as
                                   P M  l     P M  l  T  T T
                                     l51  v :y l  5  l51  v :θ ½1x Š
                                                     l
                                      M  l       P M   l             ð20:14Þ
                            y XðÞ 5 P
                                      l51  v       l51  v
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