In my view, probability is related to chances of occurrence of an event in which either few assumptions will remain true or may be not, it all depends upon experiment. <\/p>\n
But fuzzy logic deals with rules it has defined in it. If some knowledge was not existing and rules were not defined but it will still accept it as a new rule. And for the next time fuzzy logic will return true about that, but in contrast to probability in fuzzy logic if one result is true so others remain also true for their respective rule or set of rules. In probability if an event occurs and results are true about one P so false about Q.<\/p>\n
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