Fuzzy architectural spatial analysis

Fuzzy architectural spatial analysis is a way to study the amount of space being used in an area. It uses different levels of fuzzy (imprecise) measurements to compare the size of different parts of an area. This can help us to understand how space is used, so that we can plan better for what we want to do in that space. For example, if a space is too small for a certain activity, we could use fuzzy architecture spatial analysis to figure out how to make it bigger.