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A comparative examination of knowledge-based decision-making using fuzzy logic in the big data landscape

Sep 2026 · Knowledge and Information Systems · Vol 68 · 0 citations · 43 references

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The proposed Fuzzy Ebola Search Optimized Dynamic K-means Clustering Algorithm (FESO-DKMCA) addresses the problem of medical knowledge being outdated by having fuzzy membership functions that constantly reassign data points to clusters based on degree of belonging rather than strict boundaries, allowing the model to dynamically adapt to changing medical datasets and ensure that decisions remain grounded in current knowledge.

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