β Scribed by R. Jager; H.B. Verbruggen; P.M. Bruijn
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In this paper research into the application of 'expert system'-like Inference mechanisms in the field of fuzzy control Is adressed. Using techniques from the area of rule-based expert systems, a more flexible wayofdesign and modification is presented of new and existingfuzzy systemsfor modelling and control. In comparison with 'normal' applications offuzzy inference, the 'compositional rule of inference' is replaced by a fuzzy inference engine. General applicability of the fuzzy inference engine is made possible by its general character as a fuzzy expert system shell. Succesful implementations in simulation and realtime control environments show the flexibility and usefullness of the described fuzzy inference engine.
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