Sistemas difusos (Coursera)

Sistemas difusos (Coursera)

Los sistemas difusos permiten efectuar cálculos cuando hay información con incertidumbre, o cuando se debe combinar información tanto cuantitativa como cualitativa. Se trata de una aproximación matemática para modelar esas situaciones. Este curso está diseñado para ayudar a entender y explicar cómo funcionan dichos sistemas. El curso tiene una aproximación teórica y práctica. Los principios matemáticos son de un nivel bajo y están al alcance de un público muy amplio. El curso cuenta con varios laboratorios para aprender a utilizar las herramientas de software que usan esos principios. Este componente práctico requiere una comprensión mínima de programación.

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What You Will Learn

  • Conocerás una aproximación matemática sencilla que permite acercar las descripciones cualitativas y cuantitativas de fenómenos muy variados.
  • Podrás explicar cómo funcionan ciertos sistemas que permiten hacer cálculos a partir de una descripción con palabras del funcionamiento deseado.
  • Podrás explicar cómo funcionan ciertos sistemas capaces de obtener adjetivos que califican una variable, a partir de otros adjetivos.

Syllabus

WEEK 1
Teoría de conjuntos difusos
En esta semana se presentan los principios básicos de la teoría de conjuntos difusos y sus operaciones. También se explica cómo pueden usarse para ayudar a representar algunas situaciones en las que la información es imperfecta.
Recuerde que también puede consultar el ítem recursos durante todo el curso, allí puede encontrar información de utilidad.

WEEK 2
Lógica difusa y razonamiento aproximado
En esta semana se presentan los sistemas difusos más conocidos. Se denominan 'Sistemas Basados en Reglas', o también 'Controladores Difusos'. Estos sistemas implementan una forma de razonamiento aproximado que se basa en la lógica difusa. En esta semana se muestran también varias herramientas de software.

WEEK 3
Aprendizaje de máquina
En esta semana se muestran algunos ejemplos sobre cómo se pueden usar las estrategias de aprendizaje de máquina para diseñar u optimizar los sistemas basados en reglas, o algunos de sus componentes.

WEEK 4
Aritmética difusa
En esta semana se presentan los ''Sistemas de Computación con Palabras basados en Aritmética Difusa'. Con este tipo de sistemas se pueden modelar situaciones complejas, de un elevado número de variables, sin incurrir en el problema de explosión de la base de reglas.

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