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Hi,

I released my Fuzzy Control Language Library (fclLib) here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/fcllib/files/

English and German README included there ...

Credits to
- CSHW89 for his PB Lexer/Parser Generator in the German forum
- Env for his logging module in the English forum

Enjoy
Otto

I have no idea what is it
Can you explain a little?

It's about fuzzy logic ... the standard IEEC1131 describes a file format (.FCL) which defines a fuzzy control system which you can feed with input parameters and get the according outputs. The library lets you load and parse such a FCl file and creates a fuzzy logic instance of it which you can use to feed with inputs and get the according outputs ... examples included in the download file ...

Like an expet system (AI)?
OK, I will take a look, thanks

Was this written in PureBasic? I couldn't find any source files (just the exe).

Caronte3D wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2023 10:12 pm Like an expet system (AI)?
OK, I will take a look, thanks

Have a look in the reference document for me here:
https://jfuzzylogic.sourceforge.net/doc ... _7_cd1.pdf
see specifically Annex A for an intro on the topic

BarryG wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2023 10:26 pm Was this written in PureBasic? I couldn't find any source files (just the exe).

Yes, it's written in PB and released as DLLs. Right now just binaries are released.
But stupid me, it's written in PB and I didn't include an example for PB (just C) ... will update that ...

Package updated:
- included a PB example and interface pbi file
- included LIB files for C linking
- updated readme.txt (some clarifications and explained the examples more)
- DLLs unchanged

Caronte3D wrote: Tue Apr 11, 2023 10:12 pm Like an expet system (AI)?
OK, I will take a look, thanks

Not like AI ... it's for controlling things in a more dynamic way ...
typical examples are
- vehicle control, e.g. keep a vehicle on top of an hill
- watering system with dynamic water control
- inverse pendulum
- in games, e.g. behavior of NPCs
- ...

For example I work right now on a model for effort estimation ...
So you see, the use cases are quite endless ...

Thanks for this one, it might be promising

Psychophanta wrote: Sat Jun 03, 2023 3:36 pm Thanks for this one, it might be promising

You're welcome ... any actual use cases where you would apply it ?

could you include a build for PI 3 and PI 4?

Sorry, no. I can build for Windows and Ubuntu.

idle wrote: Fri Jun 23, 2023 11:39 pm could you include a build for PI 3 and PI 4?