This paper discusses the approximation properties of fuzzy systems generated by the min inference. Firstly, the paper analyzes the properties of fuzzy basis functions (FBFs); Then based on the properties of FBPs, several basic approximation properties concerning approximation mechanisms, uniform approximation bounds, uniform convergency, and universal approximation are obtained. Further, the similarity and difference between the fuzzy systems generated by the product inference and by the min inference are discussed.
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