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                  4. Discussion and Conclusion
                     This research presents the field of data driven FRBS in forecasting of Foreign
                  Exchange  Rate  (FER).  It  shows  that  this  new  approach  gave  so  much
                  advantages to strengthen the prior method. A preliminary data driven FRBS,
                  Weighted Subsethood-Based Algorithm (WSBA) was developed using fuzzy
                  subsethood  values.  Its  provide  easiness  by  generating  default  fuzzy  rules
                  without the need to use any threshold value. This is very valuable in forecasting
                  area, which needs a system that is easy to understand by the people especially
                  for forecaster. The FER data were process first by classifying the outcomes (FER
                  rank). By using the rules generated, the FER forecasting was done and were
                  compared with the prior method. These methods were evaluate using Mean
                  Squared Error (MSE) and Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE). As mention in the
                  result, the value of MSE and RMSE results for the proposed WSBA were lesser
                  than  the  other  method.  It  can  be  summarizing  that  WSBA  produce  more
                  effective and reduce forecasting error compare to the prior method. Thus, the
                  use of this method will  lead to the formation of a  systematic approach in
                  forecasting  application,  which  help  reinforce  decision  made  by  alternative
                  methods.

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