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The document presents a Python code that classifies service quality using fuzzy logic based on a triangular membership function. It defines three categories: Poor, Average, and Good, calculates the degree of membership for a given service score, and identifies the category with the highest membership value. The output indicates the classification of service quality based on the input score.

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fuzzylogic

The document presents a Python code that classifies service quality using fuzzy logic based on a triangular membership function. It defines three categories: Poor, Average, and Good, calculates the degree of membership for a given service score, and identifies the category with the highest membership value. The output indicates the classification of service quality based on the input score.

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import numpy as np

import pandas as pd

# Input: service quality (0 to 10)

service = 7

# Define triangular membership functions

def poor(x): return max(min((5 - x) / 5, 1), 0)

def average(x): return max(min((x - 2.5) / 2.5, (7.5 - x) / 2.5), 0)

def good(x): return max(min((x - 5) / 5, 1), 0)

# Calculate membership values

degrees = {

'Poor': poor(service),

'Average': average(service),

'Good': good(service)

# Convert to DataFrame for easy handling

df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(degrees, orient='index', columns=['Degree'])

# Find label with highest membership value

classification = df['Degree'].idxmax()

# Output

print(f"Service Quality: {classification}")


🧩 Code Explanation:

1️⃣ Import Libraries

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import numpy as np

import pandas as pd

We use:

 NumPy for math (not used much here, but good for future extensions).

 Pandas to create a simple DataFrame and find the max value.

2️⃣ Input Value

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service = 7

This is the input — a number from 0 to 10 that represents the quality of service.

3️⃣ Define Membership Functions

These are triangular functions. They return a degree of membership between 0 and 1.

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def poor(x):

return max(min((5 - x) / 5, 1), 0)

 If x = 0, output = 1 (very poor).

 If x = 5, output = 0.

 Between 0 and 5, it's a descending line.

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def average(x):

return max(min((x - 2.5) / 2.5, (7.5 - x) / 2.5), 0)

 Triangle peaks at x = 5, ranges from 2.5 to 7.5.

 Forms a symmetrical triangle.

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def good(x):

return max(min((x - 5) / 5, 1), 0)

 If x = 5, output = 0.

 If x = 10, output = 1.

 Ascending line from 5 to 10.

4️⃣ Calculate Fuzzy Membership Degrees

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degrees = {

'Poor': poor(service),

'Average': average(service),

'Good': good(service)

This dictionary stores the degree to which the input value belongs to each category.

Example if service = 7:

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degrees = {
'Poor': 0.0,

'Average': 0.2,

'Good': 0.4

5️⃣ Convert to DataFrame

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df = pd.DataFrame.from_dict(degrees, orient='index', columns=['Degree'])

We turn the dictionary into a Pandas DataFrame, which looks like this:

Degree

Poor 0.00

Average 0.20

Good 0.40

6️⃣ Choose the Category with the Highest Degree

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classification = df['Degree'].idxmax()

This finds the label (index) with the highest value.

So in our example:

 'Good' has the highest degree (0.4),

 Therefore, classification = 'Good'.

7️⃣ Print Final Result

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print(f"Service Quality: {classification}")

You'll get:

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Service Quality: Good

✅ Summary

This is fuzzy logic in its simplest form:

 No external libraries,

 No defuzzification,

 Just fuzzy label classification using basic math.

If you want to:

 Add another input like food quality,

 Use plots to visualize the membership curves,

 Extend it to multiple values (batch),

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