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work_nj65ubti25eqthx75zbpbtwhnq	J.J. Buckley	Extended fuzzy relations: Application to fuzzy expert systems	1987	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8033	948	88	o f an extended f u z z y relation f o r a block o f rules may be a criterion f o r parallel The purposes o f this article are to introduce extended fuzzy relations (EFR), data will vary with the levels o f the extended fuzzy relations. (Re will b e c o m e (generate) all the data for all the extended fuzzy relations Our intended use o f extended fuzzy relations is to model and evaluate method allows for general input; (2) a high-level EFR is evaluated differently approach is their use o f preexisting fuzzy sets for the right sides o f rules. construct the fuzzy set for the right sides o f a block o f rules. The block o f rules used to build the fuzzy subset o f SIZE are as this may be represented by level one extended fuzzy relations 61x and 61y, 	./cache/work_nj65ubti25eqthx75zbpbtwhnq.pdf	./txt/work_nj65ubti25eqthx75zbpbtwhnq.txt