Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Artificial Intelligence
In a classical (crisp) set, an element's membership can be ____.
In a classical (crisp) set, an element's membership can be ____.
a)
any value between 0 and 1b)
any negative numberc)
only 0.5d)
only 0 or 1Explanation
An element either belongs (1) or does not belong (0); fuzzy sets allow partial membership.Related questions
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