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The paper demonstrates an evolutionary technique to design an interpretability-oriented fuzzy rule-based system and its application to estimate the maintenance costs of medium voltage electrical lines. The main goal of the proposed technique is to design the system with not only a relatively high accuracy for estimating the costs, but also with a clear and transparent structure which is easy to interpret by humans. The structure includes easily readable and understandable fuzzy logic rules that represent the knowledge about the considered problem.

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Praca demonstruje ewolucyjną technikę projektowania przejrzystych systemów regułowo-rozmytych i jej zastosowanie do szacowania kosztów utrzymania linii energetycznej średniego napięcia. Zaprojektowany system posiada względnie wysoką dokładność i przejrzystą strukturę w formie czytelnych, zrozumiałych i łatwych do interpretacji przez człowieka reguł logicznych, będących kwintesencją wiedzy o rozważanym problemie.

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The maintenance costs estimation of electrical lines with the use of interpretability-oriented genetic fuzzy rule-based systems