Fuzzy logic rule operator (is any) in air quality monitor and decision making algorithm

Hello there,

I am doing a fuzzy logic decision-making algorithm based on set of parameters

Input parameters:

- Temperature [freezing, cold, cool, comfortable, warm, hot, sweltering] cases = 7

- Humidity [too_dry, average, too_moist] cases =3

- Air quality index [good, fair, moderate, poor, very_poor] cases = 5

I have the crisp and fuzzy sets for each input parameter.

Output parameters:

- AC

- Heater

- Humidifier

- Window

one of the fuzzy logic conditiosn sets is as follows:

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Conditions set B:

IF in_aq (is good) & out_aq (is not good) /* window is closed*/

& in _temp (is warm/hot/sweltering) & out _temp (is any)

& in_humidity (is any) & out_humidity (is any)

THEN ac ON ELSE OFF

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The first line of the conditions set is easy to implement using the not operator, but where (is any) implied it means the condition will be listed as 3x4x4x3 =144 times.

is there any way to implemt the (is any) in different method to avoid the duplication?