@INPROCEEDINGS { Rsds3224,
author = {Nguyen, Hung Son and Nguyen, Sinh Hoa}, 
title = {An Application of Discretization Methods in Control}, 
booktitle = {Proceedings of International Conference on Intelligent Techniques in Robotics, Control and Decision Making, Warsaw, Poland, February 22-23, 1999}, 
pages = {47--52}, 
month = {February}, 
year = 1999, 
abstract = {Usually the discretization problem is defined as the problem of searching for cuts (boundaries). Any set of cuts defines a partition of real values into intervals in such a way that values from one interval are not discernible. In this situation we say that the boundaries between intervals are "sharp'*. In the paper we consider the discretization problem defined by "soft cuts" and the reasoning scheme based on rough sets and fuzzy sets. We also propose some modifications of existing rule induction methods by using soft cuts. These methods are efficient on relatively large data tables. This paper concentrates on applications of our method for control problems. We demonstrate applications of our approach to the following two control problems: inverted pendulum balancing [5], and aircraft steering (autopilot) [9].}, 
keywords = {rough sets, discretization, control problems, }, 
}