Fuzzy logic always seemed misguided to me. You're just calculating values with real arithmetic instead of booleans. It's not a whole different kind of mathematics.
When I'm drawing on screen and placing a widget not on the left or the right, but at x=f*width, is that already fuzzy logic? The classical examples of Japanese washing machines determining detergent dose are not much more complicated.
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Fuzzy logic always seemed misguided to me. You're just calculating values with real arithmetic instead of booleans. It's not a whole different kind of mathematics.
When I'm drawing on screen and placing a widget not on the left or the right, but at x=f*width, is that already fuzzy logic? The classical examples of Japanese washing machines determining detergent dose are not much more complicated.