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Or, as jey said, you can actually use probabilities to control your appliance, and then have a lot of theory behind your inference process. i.e. not something a
by bravura 17y ago
Or, as jey said, you can actually use probabilities to control your appliance, and then have a lot of theory behind your inference process. i.e. not something ad hoc, like fuzzy logic, which can ultimately be transformed into probabilities regardless.
- Retric 17y agoWhy use lisp when you can use ASM? Fuzzy logic is not about creating actual intelegence just a quick and dirty aproach that happens to be useful. When selling bread makers you are vary limited in your development budget and the HW you send to people. So yea it's overly simple add hock solution but it's also cheap.
- brianobush 17y agoThere is a lot of theory behind fuzzy logic as well and you get the bonus of it being very simple to implement. Thus it's use in appliances where cheap/tiny processors are the norm.