Term editor – Rockwell Automation RSLogix 5000 Fuzzy Designer User Manual

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Publication LOGIX-UM004A-EN-P - March 2007

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• Cancel button – Click this button to close the PIDC properties

dialog. Any changes made are not applied. You can also click
Close, at the top right corner of the dialog.

Term Editor

Default terms are defined for a variable when you add it to the
project. The exception is the Output Takagi-Sugeno Variable. To
change the default or to modify the existing terms setting you need to
open the Term Editor dialog (see Input Term Editor for Input
Linguistic Variable
or Output Term Editor for The Output Linguistic
Variable).
Open the editor by clicking Term Editor, or double-clicking
a variable in the project window or tree view.

The Term Editor consists of two main parts, the membership function
editor and the table of term DOFs (DOF - degree of fulfillment). The
membership function editor does not exist for the Output
Takagi-Sugeno Variable and for the Intermediate Linguistic Variable.

• Term Editor tool bar – Use the buttons in the tool bar to create a

new term, delete an existing term or change variable term
properties.

Add Term – Add a term. The Term Properties dialog (see

section Term Properties Dialog) appears. A complete set of
term properties is accessible.

Delete Term – Delete a variable term. You can also use the

Delete key.

Inverse Term – Add an inverse term for the currently selected

variable term (Input linguistic Variable only).

Convert Terms To Trapezoids – Transfer all applied terms of

the selected variable to trapezoids (except for Intermediate
Linguistic Variable and Output Takagi-Sugeno Variable).

Convert Terms To S-Functions – Transfer all applied terms of

the selected variable to s-functions (Input Linguistic Variable
only).

Convert Terms To Singletons – Transfer all applied terms of

the selected variable to the singletons (Output Linguistic
Variable only).

Next Term – Selects the term adjacent to the current term.

TIP

You can select a previous or next term from the currently
selected one with the keyboard cursor keys. To select a term
directly, click the term name area in the membership function
editor.

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