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   Guillaume wrote:   
      
   >> If you know for sure that your case is deterministic or stochastic, then   
   >> do not use fuzzy.   
   >   
   > Why not?   
   >   
   > A lot of regulation-related problems are perfect candidates for fuzzy   
   > logic, although they can have a deterministic solution.   
      
   True, but it does not contradict to what I meant. The deterministic solution   
   might be known to exist, but unknown to construct. When this uncertainty in   
   our knowledge can be expressed using fuzzy approach, so that the problem   
   would become solvable (in a constructive sense), then in fact the case is   
   not deterministic, but fuzzy.   
      
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