Fuzzy Logic is a multi-valued logic model based on fuzzy set theory, which may be considered as an extension of Boolean Logic. One of the fields of this theory is the Compensatory Fuzzy Logic, based on the removal of some axioms in order to achieve a sensitive and idempotent multi-valued system. This system is based on a quadruple of continuous operators: conjunction, disjunction, order and negation. In this work we present a new model of Compensatory Fuzzy Logic based on a different set of operators, conjunction and disjunction, than the ones used in the original definition, and then prove that this new model satisfies the required axioms. As an example, we present an application to decision-making, comparing the results against the ones based on the original model.
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