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   > Not necessarily. You must remember that a fuzzy system is, in effect, a   
   > parallel processing system. All the rules are essentially run in parallel as   
   (snip)   
   >    if A is High and B is Low then C is Elevated;   
   >   
   >    if C is Elevated then D is Small;   
      
   I believe that to be actually a big limitation with "ordinary" fuzzy   
   systems. Sequential rules (as in your example) could prove very useful,   
   in my opinion. That would allow to build systems with much higher an   
   abstraction level. Whether it would not exhibit some nasty stability   
   problems is an interesting project to work on.   
      
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