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Toolkits/Software
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FuzzyCLIPS
Knowledge Systems Lab of National Research Council of Canada
FuzzyCLIPS is an extension of the CLIPS (C Language Integrated
Production System) expert system shell. It enhances CLIPS by providing
fuzzy reasoning capabilities.
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The FuzzyJ ToolKit and FuzzyJess
Knowledge Systems Lab of National Research Council of Canada
The FuzzyJ Toolkit is a set of Java classes that can be used to
build fuzzy logic systems. It can also be used with Jess, the
Java Expert System Shell, which is similar but more flexible than
FuzzyCLIPS.
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JFS
Jan E. Mortensen, Denmark
JFL is a special-purpose language used to write functions. It combines
features from traditional programming languages like (C, Pascal,
Basic etc) with fuzzy logic and machine learning. JFL is typical used
for writing functions, where only informal descriptions exists (rule
of thumbs, example values, etc). The syntax of a JFL program is close
to the syntax of traditional programming languages (sample (non-fuzzy)
jfl-program: idweight).
Jfs is copyrighted freeware. Versions exist for Windows 95/98/NT
(binary+source code), and Linux (source code in ansi C with makefile).
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FOOL & FOX: Fuzzy system development tools
Fuzzy Organizer OLdenburg
FOOL: Fuzzy system development tool with interactive 'foolproof'
graphical user interface to develop fuzzy rulebases.
FOX: A small but powerful fuzzy engine. It works based on the
databases created with FOOL and reads input from shell and writes
new control values back to the shell. This allows you to include
fuzzy routines in almost every programming environment.
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