"a" -- the x location at which the function stops being 0 and starts to rise
"b" -- the x location of the peak, where the membership reaches 1, and the point at which the function starts falling again
"c" -- the x location where the membership function stops falling and becomes 0 for the rest of x
In order for this to work properly, the location where the membership function stops falling and becomes 0 again, "c", must be after the location where the membership function reaches its peak, "b".
But in your FIS, you have a "c" value (marking end of the non-zero range) beingless than the "b" value (marking the peak.) That is not valid.
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