Analysis of Complex System Development Based on Fuzzy Cognitive Mapping

Siddhartha Neupane; Zinaida Avdeeva; Ganesh Bhusal; Giriraj Rawat; Bimal Shrestha; Tulasi Kattel1

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Publication Date: 2024/08/29

Abstract: This paper aims of analysing the possible way to implement the fuzzy cognitive map in development of the complex systems. In the science community Abstract Fuzzy Cortical Maps (FCMs) tend to rise in prominence. Basically FCM are used to model the behaviour of a complex system. Some Basic algorithm and mathematical theories are also discussed alongside the characteristics of fuzzy logic and neural networks. For the case study, using the available FCM modelling tools and their algorithm, Fuzzy cognitive map for a pipeline plant has been discussed. In its operating mode, the proposed FCM Modeler Tool is presented in detail with real examples so as to understand the purpose of the tool. Next the reader can get a more complete picture of the FCM design project from Fuzzy Cognitive Maps creating and processing tools. The FCM simulation methodology is used to simulate actual systems in a case study and then to execute tests and findings demonstrating the effect of structural improvements on the condition of process efficiency in an enterprise.

Keywords: Fuzzy Cognitive Maps, FCMs, Complex System, Tools, Neural Networks, Big Data, Mathematical Theories.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24AUG821

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