Abstract
This paper presents an evolutionary learning process for linguistic modeling with weighted double-consequent fuzzy rules. These kinds of fuzzy rules are used to improve the linguistic modeling, with the aim of introducing a trade-off between interpretability and precision.
The use of weighted double-consequent fuzzy rules makes more complex the modeling and learning process, increasing the solution search space. Therefore, the cooperative coevolution, an advanced evolutionary technique proposed to solve decomposable complex problems, is considered to learn these kinds of rules. The proposal has been tested with different problems achieving good results.