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   On 26 Jun 2006 06:59:49 -0700, atul.patel@wipro.com wrote:   
      
   > It means the fuzzy rules are like grammer for the programmer, according   
   > to that programmer codes on various language platform.   
      
   Fuzzy logic is the language.   
      
   > Suppose Fuzzy rules are embedded in microcontroller of embedded device.   
      
   It means that you have translated it into machine code.   
      
   > Let's say for washing machine, the microcontroller with fuzzy logic is   
   > embedded which handles various parameter eg- water, detergent.   
      
   Do you mean actuators here?   
      
   > Now I want to remotly configure these  values.   
      
   It is remote monitoring and control. You need a middleware to do it. The   
   middleware can expose some parameters / signals / states as [remote]   
   objects, usually variables. These variables can be subscribed from a remote   
   host, and thus read / written remotely.   
      
   > For that I have to extract the values set by fuzzy logic and do the   
   > configuration.   
      
   Hmm, I am not sure what you mean here.   
      
   > Can you please suggest me how the things can be done?   
      
   It is not fuzzy specific. You need a middleware running on both sides. One   
   has to run on the micro-controller another on the PC host[s]. There are   
   different middlewares available. CORBA implementations is an example.   
      
   > Can we use applets for extracting these values if the development   
   > platform is java?   
      
   Maybe, if performance requirements aren't high and you mange to get in into   
   a micro-controller.   
      
   P.S. This has little to do with fuzzy. I suggest your firm get grip on a   
   qualified software professional. Networking embedded systems isn't an easy   
   stuff.   
      
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