“FUZZY CRIME”: UNA ALTERNATIVA PARA LA RESOLUCION DE CRIMENES MEDIANTE FUZZY LOGIC

Abstract

Once the “Principle of gradual simultaneity” (Gil Aluja, 1996) was announced, which says that “a proposition can be at the same time true and false if we awarded a degree of truth and falsehood”, we discover a wide range of application possibilities of the fuzzy logic (Zadeh, 1965) that will help us in our decision making in a word where the determinism and the random are no longer sufficient to deal with reality; a reality that is increasingly uncertain and changing. Our modest contribution will create an important supporting point to solve crimes by using the “Fuzzy Logic”, because the fuzzy logic application can be a suitable complement to the work of police investigation. We are convinced that this application to reality will have many advantages and will help to narrow the high levels of uncertainty that always surround the police cases.