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| iliali16... |
 Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 1:46 pm |
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Hi guys I want to build a fuzzy logic controller so I see how
difficult is that thing since at school we studied fuzzy controls but
nothing really special. I have some exercises witht he lesson but I
was wandering which is the best language to use for implementing such
contollers. I was thinking of prolog but I used it in a very basic
level. I know Java though I don't think is the best aproach please
tell me you opinion any help will be appreciated! |
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| Dmitry A. Kazakov... |
| Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2009 8:18 pm |
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On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:46:25 -0700 (PDT), iliali16 wrote:
Quote: Hi guys I want to build a fuzzy logic controller so I see how
difficult is that thing since at school we studied fuzzy controls but
nothing really special. I have some exercises witht he lesson but I
was wandering which is the best language to use for implementing such
contollers. I was thinking of prolog but I used it in a very basic
level. I know Java though I don't think is the best aproach please
tell me you opinion any help will be appreciated!
I am using Ada, because it is safe, portable, generates native code and is
widely used for embedded and real-time applications with access to I/Os.
But the question is what is the input. General purpose languages like Ada
and Java are, well, general purpose languages. Prolog is domain-specific,
but its domain is not in fuzzy logic. Similarly, say, Simulink is for
"control domain", but not for fuzzy control (there was a fuzzy plug-in for
it, if I correctly remember). I.e. you have to program anyway. So the point
is, choose a programming environment, in which you feel yourself
comfortable.
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Dmitry A. Kazakov
http://www.dmitry-kazakov.de |
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| Walter Banks... |
| Posted: Fri Oct 23, 2009 4:37 pm |
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iliali16 wrote:
Quote: Hi guys I want to build a fuzzy logic controller so I see how
difficult is that thing since at school we studied fuzzy controls but
nothing really special. I have some exercises witht he lesson but I
was wandering which is the best language to use for implementing such
contollers. I was thinking of prolog but I used it in a very basic
level. I know Java though I don't think is the best aproach please
tell me you opinion any help will be appreciated!
Fuzzy logic controllers are not all that difficult to build. There
is some information on fuzzy logic implementation on our web site.
http://bytecraft.com/Fuzzy_Logic
Regards,
Walter..
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Walter Banks
Byte Craft Limited
http://www.bytecraft.com
walter at (no spam) bytecraft.com
(519) 888-6911 |
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