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Fuzz may refer to:
[edit] Mathematics and computer science
- Defuzzification, a method to apply a non-fuzzy metrics to fuzzy sets
- Fuzzy associative matrix, an expression of fuzzy logic rules in matrix form
- Fuzzy Control Language, FCL, a language for implementing fuzzy logic
- Fuzzy control system, a controller which uses fuzzy logic
- Fuzzy game, a concept in combinatorial game theory
- Fuzzification, a transform with Fuzzy sets
- Fuzzy locating system, a Real-time locating systems concept with reduced accuracy levels
- Fuzzy logic, an extension of Boolean logic dealing with the concept of partial truth
- Fuzzy math, in the United States, the name given to the reformed method of teaching mathematics in school Also used as a euphemism in the 2000 Presidential Election
- Fuzzy mathematics, a branch of mathematics related to fuzzy set theory and fuzzy logic
- Fuzzy measure theory, a special class of measures
- Fuzzy set operations, a set of operations performed on fuzzy sets
- Fuzzy set, an extension of the classical set theory used in fuzzy logic
- Fuzzy string searching, an approximate string searching algorithm
- Fuzz testing, a software testing technique
[edit] Arts and entertainment
[edit] Comics, Children's books and films
[edit] Police/Crime films
[edit] People
- Fuzzy Haskins, singer and guitarist for Parliament-Funkadelic
- María Fernanda Malo, aka Fuzz, a Mexican actress
- Fuzz Scoota, a Detroit-based underground rapper
- Fuzzy Wuzzy
- Mark Ronson, Mark 'The Fuzz' Ronson
- Fuzzy wuzzy angels, a group of Papua New Guinean people
- Fuzzy Zoeller, golfer
- Steve "Fuzz" Kmak, former bassist for Disturbed
- James "Fuzz" San Giovanni of Deep Banana Blackout
- Robert "Fuzz" Townshend, drummer
- Faustina "Fuzzy" Agolley, host of Australian TV show Video Hits