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Good morning, Is it possible to use the scikit fuzzy library to make a fuzzy controller with 4 inputs, 2 outputs and 24 rules? I begin with creating all the membership functions and apply fuzzy inputs to them but don't know what to do to define rules.
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This is possible with scikit-fuzzy v0.1.3, but it is more cumbersome than ideal.
I encourage you to evaluate the new fuzzy control system API in pull request #70. The new API was designed from the ground up to make fuzzy system design easy and intuitive. The PR description includes a translation of the tipping problem into the new API, to get you started.
Your input would be very much appreciated!
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Hi,
I have the same problem. But now with 2 inputs, 2 outputs and 25 rules. The scikit fuzzy library can used to this???
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May 19, 2017, 9:39:06 PM5/19/17
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This is now simple to create with an intuitive API under scikit-fuzzy version 0.2 or later with the skfuzzy.control submodule.
See the examples for using it in the online documentation: