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   On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 06:46:25 -0700 (PDT), iliali16 wrote:   
      
   > Hi guys I want to build a fuzzy logic controller so I see how   
   > difficult is that thing since at school we studied fuzzy controls but   
   > nothing really special. I have some exercises witht he lesson but I   
   > was wandering which is the best language to use for implementing such   
   > contollers. I was thinking of prolog but I used it in a very basic   
   > level. I know Java though I don't think is the best aproach please   
   > tell me you opinion any help will be appreciated!   
      
   I am using Ada, because it is safe, portable, generates native code and is   
   widely used for embedded and real-time applications with access to I/Os.   
      
   But the question is what is the input. General purpose languages like Ada   
   and Java are, well, general purpose languages. Prolog is domain-specific,   
   but its domain is not in fuzzy logic. Similarly, say, Simulink is for   
   "control domain", but not for fuzzy control (there was a fuzzy plug-in for   
   it, if I correctly remember). I.e. you have to program anyway. So the point   
   is, choose a programming environment, in which you feel yourself   
   comfortable.   
      
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