anfis (version 0.99.1)

derivateMF: derivateMF derivate membership function

Description

Derivate de membership of x with respect to i of MembershipFunction object heirs.

Usage

derivateMF(object, x, i)
"derivateMF"(object, x, i)
"derivateMF"(object, x, i)
"derivateMF"(object, x, i)
"derivateMF"(object, x, i)

Arguments

object

MembershipFunction class heirs

x

numeric of the MembershipFunction to be evaluated

i

index of the ith parameter to partially derivate

Value

numeric with the value obtained from the ith derivative at x

See Also

MembershipFunction-class and evaluateMF

Other Membership Functions: BellMF, BellMF-class; GaussianMF, GaussianMF-class; MembershipFunction, MembershipFunction-class; NormalizedGaussianMF, NormalizedGaussianMF-class; [,MembershipFunction-method, [<-,MembershipFunction-method, extract-methods, extract-methods; evaluateMF, evaluateMF, evaluateMF, evaluateMF, evaluateMF, evaluateMF,BellMF-method, evaluateMF,GaussianMF-method, evaluateMF,MembershipFunction-method, evaluateMF,NormalizedGaussianMF-method, evaluateMF-methods; print,MembershipFunction-method; show,MembershipFunction-method

Examples

#BellMF example I
#A bell membership function with default prototype (a=1, b=1,c=0)
#The membership of x in the bell, should be 1
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 0
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be also 0
bell <- new(Class="BellMF")
bell
evaluateMF(object=bell, x=0)
derivateMF(object=bell, x=0, i=1)
derivateMF(object=bell, x=0, i="a")
#
#BellMF example II
#A bell membership function with parameters (a=4,b=1,c=-10)
#The membership of x in the bell, should be 0.137931
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 0.05945303
#The derivate on "a" at x=0, should be 0.05945303
bell2 <- new(Class="BellMF",parameters=c(a=4,b=1,c=-10))
bell2
evaluateMF(object=bell2, x=0)
derivateMF(object=bell2, x=0, i=1)
derivateMF(object=bell2, x=0, i="a")
#GaussianMF example I
#A Gaussian membership function with default prototype (mu=0, sigma=1)
#The membership of x in the gaussian, should be 1/sqrt(2*pi) = 0.3989423
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 0
#The derivate on "mu" parameter at x, should be 0
gaussian <- new(Class="GaussianMF")
gaussian
evaluateMF(object=gaussian, x=0)
derivateMF(object=gaussian, x=0, i=1)
derivateMF(object=gaussian, x=0, i="mu")
#
#GaussianMF example II
#A Gaussian membership function with parameters (mu=0, sigma=1)
#The membership of x in the Gaussian, should be 1/sqrt(2*pi) = 0.3989423
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 0
#The derivate on "mu" parameter at x, should be 0
gaussian2 <- new(Class="GaussianMF",parameters=c(mu=0,sigma=1))
gaussian2
evaluateMF(object=gaussian2, x=0)
derivateMF(object=gaussian2, x=0, i=1)
derivateMF(object=gaussian2, x=0, i="mu")
#NormalizedGaussianMF example I
#A normalized Gaussian membership function with default parameters (mu=0, sigma=1)
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 1
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 0
#The derivate on "mu" parameter at x, should be 0
normalizedGaussian <- new(Class="NormalizedGaussianMF")
normalizedGaussian
evaluateMF(object=normalizedGaussian, x=0)
derivateMF(object=normalizedGaussian, x=0, i=1)
derivateMF(object=normalizedGaussian, x=0, i="mu")
#
#NormalizedGaussianMF example II
#A normalized Gaussian membership function with parameters (mu=0, sigma=1)
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 1
#The derivate of the first parameter at x, should be 0
#The derivate on "mu" parameter at x, should be 0
normalizedGaussian2 <- new(Class="NormalizedGaussianMF",
 parameters=c(mu=0,sigma=1))
normalizedGaussian2
evaluateMF(object=normalizedGaussian2, x=0)
derivateMF(object=normalizedGaussian2, x=0, i=1)
derivateMF(object=normalizedGaussian2, x=0, i="mu")