The University of Nottingham · School of Computer Science
Dr Chao Chen
Member of the Laboratory for Uncertainty in Data and Decision Making (LUCID) and the Intelligent Modelling and Analysis (IMA) Research Group. His main research interests lie in the development of artificial intelligence techniques in the area of fuzzy sets and systems. He is particularly interested in optimisation and evaluation — focusing on how better performance can be achieved across broad criteria (e.g. accuracy, efficiency, interpretability, and explainability), and how such improvements can be more accurately measured.
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View all →C Chen, JM Mendel, JM Garibaldi · IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems 2025
F Abbasov, C Chen, JM Garibaldi · IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems 2025
Q Lin, X Chen, C Chen, JM Garibaldi · Information Sciences 2024
Open-Source Software
An open-source Fuzzy Logic Toolkit for the R programming language. Supports design, simulation, and optimisation of type-1 and interval type-2 fuzzy inference systems — used internationally for research and teaching.
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library(FuzzyR)# Build a Type-1 Fuzzy Inference Systemfis <- newfis("temperature")fis <- addvar(fis, "input", "temp", c(0, 40))fis <- addvar(fis, "output", "fan", c(0, 100))# Define membership functionsfis <- addmf(fis, "input", 1, "cold", "trimf", c(-10, 0, 15))fis <- addmf(fis, "input", 1, "warm", "trimf", c( 10, 22, 30))fis <- addmf(fis, "input", 1, "hot", "trimf", c( 25, 40, 50))# Add rules and evaluatefis <- addrule(fis, c(1,1,1,1))evalfis(25, fis) # → 65.0
