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The Type-2 fuzzy set is a fuzzy set with fuzzy membership degrees. This set is used when accurately determining the membership degree of a fuzzy set is challenging. It has been observed that higher-type fuzzy sets improve accuracy. However, to use fuzzy sets of higher types in deterministic space, the type needs to be reduced. Another critical challenge is ensuring hardware implementation capability and optimal performance in real-time applications while using fuzzy techniques. Memristor structures are emerging hardware platforms with biological similarities to the human nervous system, and its nanoscale implementation and low power consumption, making them suitable for hardware implementation. This paper introduces various approaches to implementing a fuzzy system with type-2 membership fuzzy sets, and for the first time, demonstrates the utilization of memristor structures to reduce the type. The suggested circuits allow the membership functions to have any shape and resolution, and the implementation results demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed hardware. The main goal of this paper was to showcase a hardware implementation that incorporates on-chip training, allowing adaptability to the environment without dependence on the host system (In-Situ Training). The ArC One hardware platform is used to demonstrate the results experimentally. In modelling and classification, the simulation and experimental results show an increase in accuracy more than 2% has been achieved, compared to previous works. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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