Fuzzy Tsetlin automata and their application in analog computing

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Authors: Eugene Kagan, Alexander Rybalov
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Abstract

Abstract In the paper we suggest a system of fuzzy Tsetlin automata for analog computations. The system deals with fuzzy analogs of qubits and models operations of quantum gates used for quantum computations. In contrast to the existing models, the suggested system directly emulates reversible operators and the “square root of not” operator which is a key operator in quantum computations. Fuzzy information units called f-bits are defined by matrix with fuzzy normalized rows and emulate qubits with complex elements. Operations with these units are conducted by fuzzy Tsetlin automata based on the uninorm and absorbing norm. It is demonstrated that the suggested system emulates basic quantum computations; hence, it can implement analog computations and can support analog emulations of quantum algorithms.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Advanced Algebra and Logic Fuzzy Logic and Control Systems Rough Sets and Fuzzy Logic

Publication details

Journal / source
Soft Computing
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Volume
30
Issue
6
Pages
3873–3887
Publication date
29 April 2026
Language
EN