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|    paul v birke to All    |
|    Re: FL "marketing" text    |
|    25 Mar 05 11:06:55    |
      From: nonlinear@rogers.com              Hej Ulf              one of the things authors use is allegory wherein the real situation is       reformulated into something immediately understandable. I guess in the       extreme a fairy tale.              So in this context one should try to point out situations in ones       everyday experience that are essentially fuzzy.              The could be many examples here from driving to how loving or harsh your       wife will be today. (apologises to my wife).              By tricks like this one can then identify with the world as being rather       fuzzy in many cases. Then one could launch into some simple math that       say talks about temperature control in a house, again a familiar place       to give just a taste of the math framework.              On a project many years ago it took me two weeks of R&D to decide       competitive pricing was fuzzy which somehow my boss inherently knew.       So some things may be not so clear but a fuzzy world it is.              all the best              Paul                            Ulf_N wrote:       > Hi all,       > I need a "marketing" text for FL. That is, a text that I can refer to       > when customers ask for an easy to read and easy to understand       > introduction to how FL works and how it can be used to solve real-world       > problems. The text should be:       >       > 1) well written, in english [or swedish ;-)]       > 2) interesting, informative, intriguing       > 3) short (article length, possibly slightly longer)       > 4) non-mathematical, but not necessarily trivial (a background in       > sciences can be assumed)       > 5) preferrably available on-line       > 6) include diagrams and example(s) (i.e. not all text)       >       > The above pretty much describes the first article I read about FL,       > almost fifteen years ago. That article gave me a "I see the light!"       > -feeling, and is probably the main reason that I now have fuzzy logic as       > a natural part of my toolbox. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find       > that particular article again... So, now I'm looking for something       > similar. - What text would you suggest to a person that you wanted to       > convince that FL is a good idea?       >       > Suggestions anyone?       >       > Many thanks,       > /ulf              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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