Fuzzy logic display problems

anyone else got a fix for the fuzzy logic 4 not being displayed on screen properly? all off alignment etc.
thanks

-yes
i had the same prob with the old fuzylogic version i tried back in january when i first put the box together.
everything else about this 'puter runs fine for the past 10 months. occasionally it makes me play unreal tournament too much and sometimes it tells me to ignore my family, but other than that its ok
I just tried the new live update version of fuzzy-l and its dejavu all over again...........

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Fuzzy Logic 4 problem

Like Dutch in a different post, I have a 694 T Pro MB with a Celeron 1.1a.
I installed Fuzzy Logic 4 in hopes that it would allow me to raise the FSB.
It gives me a popup in both manual and automatic about privileged instruction, and won't let me raise anything.
I can't even make the changes in the bios...It will try to reboot to the new fsb setting,
but halfway through the start-up it reverts to original settings and restarts.
This is a brand new version 5 tualatin board. What am I doing wrong that is locking this out?
(This is a supported chip, with the yellow Tualatin label on the socket 370.)
Thank you for any help and insights.

I have the same problem with my M3-6368 and I can't stand it. What I don't understand is why the BIOS always reverts to the default setting. Hopefully this will be easy to fix with a simple BIOS update.

2x iMac G5: Both Logic Board and Display Problems, Warrenty?

Hello,
Thank you for looking at this topic.
I am Jeroen from The Netherlands and proud owner of several Mac Mini's, iMac's and Macbook's. I have 2times the iMac G5, a beautiful machine, but both not working since 2 months.
I have two times the iMac G5 with iSight, both have logic board and display problems.
The first iMac doenst start at all, black screen, i hear the chime, but nothing happening. After a minute i see one horizantal white stripe but nothing happens.
The second iMac has weird horizantal stripes also, but the computer starts. It gives a finder and questionmark icon. After a while the fans go crazy.
Both these symptons are widely known on the internet. I would like to get this fixed, but prices are crazy. And because this is a common issue I would expect to get this fixed for no costs. I have contacted several Apple resellers but they shown me high prices and bad services. On these forums I've saw people in the USA who get this fixed free of charge.
Does anyone has any advice for me? I'll call apple USA this morning.
Thankyou for ur time.

Welcome to Apple Discussions.
I know of no repair extension authorization which provides for the repair of either computer you describe beyond its original 12 month period of coverage. If either machine is covered by a warranty extension program provided by AppleCare, then the parts, labor or both required to replace the defective components may be offered at no charge to you. Final determination of eligibility is made at the part level by authorized Apple service providers or dealers and by the specific serial number of the machine submitted for service.
Absent a warranty extension, however, it is quite likely that you will have to pay for the repairs is you elect to have them performed.

MOVED: KT333 Ultra; fuzzy logic, 1.6xp overclocking problem help !!!!!

This topic has been moved to Overclockers & Modding Corner.
KT333 Ultra; fuzzy logic, 1.6xp overclocking problem help !!!!!

Not that I am an expert o/c but here are some thoughts on the matter.
My comments are based on my experiences of the KT3 Ultra2 which is basically the same as the Ultra version.
This mobo does not have the ability to lock the PCI/AGP bus freely from the FSB. However, it does have dividers. At 133 a 1/4 divider kicks in. Above 152FSB the 1/5 divider works, so that at 166 the PCI & AGP buses will be back in sync. If you are o/c your cpu, don't go from 133 to 145, etc since you will be running the PCI/AGP buses further out of whack. Just go to either the mid 150's or to 166 in one jump. The other problem / issue relates to your cpu. From what you say you have one of the old Palominos which are not great o/c's. I would personally o/c your cpu from the BIOS rather than 'Fluffy Logic' which I would tend to stay away from.
With a 166FSB cpu a very stable o/c would be 175-177 beyond 180 gets decidedly tricky.
Hope this helps

IBook G4 (Jun 2005 model) Logic Board Problem (No Display and HDD noise)

Hello All
I have been using my iBook G4 (1.2 GHz) with no problems since I purchased it in June 05. But over the past 2 days, I have been noticing this weird incident of "no display" when booted and I was hearing a loud fan noise at times and I can hear my HDD spinning etc. When I tried to restart pressing CTRL+OPTION and POWER after shutting it down, it booted up but reverted my PMU to a date in 2001 (resetting all my email, music etc). But when I tried shutting it down again and restarted normally, I heard the bootup chime but no display. Again, I could hear the fan and the HDD spinning.
I took my laptop to the Apple Store here in Boca, FL today and was told that its a logic board problem.
I know there was a Logic Board Repair Initiative from Apple for the G3's and early G4's. Does anyone know such a thing for the fairly recent iBook G4's??.
Any help is immensely appreciated.
Thanks
Karthik
[email protected]
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iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.8)

How do I verify that my issue is a logic board issue. Recently, computer froze. Tried a hard reboot but no luck. It either shows a blank blue screen or I'll get the grey screen and apple with the start-up spinner but it'll stop spinning.
That's it. I'm able to browse the contents of the iBook's harddrive when I connect it to my Ti Powerbook via Target Disk mode. I even lauched Disk Utility from the powerbook and verified the iBook's drive and it found no problems.
Could it be the same logic board issues that you guys are having? How do I verify this? Is it worth paying to repair an 800mhz G4 iBook (applecare expired April '06)?
I've heard about kernal panic issues with the macbooks so I'm apprehensive about getting one of those right now too. Getting frustrated. Actually considered copping an inexpensive PC laptop... ugghhh.

Fuzzy Logic Fuzzy Problem!!

My system:
MSI 694T Pro (6309) version 5 (celeron 1.1a)
Windows XP Pro
Fuzzy Logic 4 (latest version)
Fuzzy logic is fuzzy, it has GUI problem and does not work. help!! ?( ?(
Screen shot:
http://web.njit.edu/~yz5/fuzzy.jpg

Hi I am having the same problem on Win2K. Have you fixed it? Cheers Rui.

Display fuzzy logic firering rule in front panel?

Hi all,
I only can display the firering rule no. (attached 1.gif red circule) in front panel.
How can I also display the firering rule no. detail infomation (attached 2.gif) in display panel?
Can I show the .fc file (generate in Fuzzy Logic Controller Design)detail infomation in display panel?
Thanks
Fung
Attachments:
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2.GIF ‏79 KB

Stephen M,
Attached .fc file. Please help!
Thanks
Fung
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FuzzyDesign_v5_height.fc ‏3 KB

Fuzzy Logic 4 Turbo problems

Hi!
I just tried to use Fuzzy Logic's auto clocking. It does this tests and then reboots. Then I read from manual that there should be someking of Turbo-button I can use after rebooting to use best possible clocking. My problem is that I don't have any Turbo-button! Can anyone help, please?

if u want you can redownload it here(big link): link
it is still better to overclock through the bios

How can I differentiate logic board problem from display problem?

I have been given an iBook G3 900MHz (one of the models known to have logic board issues.) When I boot it up, I get the Apple chime, the hard drive spins, and the caps lock and num lock lights light up. Sometimes the display comes on, sometimes it does not. When it does, it flickers and goes off and on. I don't get lines or pixels or anything that I have seen described as being indicative of logic board failure. As far as I can tell, the computer works fine otherwise.
So, how can I be sure the problem is logic board-related and not an issue with the inverter board or the display cable?
I was also wondering, how much trouble - if any - is Apple giving people about replacing logic boards on certain models of iBook? This one should be eligible, as its serial number falls in the right range and it was bought in Oct. '03, which was within the past three years.
Thanks!

there was a period when the display showed colored lines and pixels
Classic logic board symptoms.
The iBook freezes a lot
Mine did, too, with the logic board problem.
my gut tells me the problem is logic board-related.
My gut tells me your gut is probably right.
My question about repair coverage is this: According to Apple's support site, where I entered the serial number, this computer's "estimated purchase date" was October 3, 2003. But the owner no longer has any actual proof of purchase; no receipt, no packing slip, nothing. Is that needed to have Apple replace the logic board?
No. As I said, I bought mine, used, on eBay. I called in when I recognized the logic board symptoms (I had been working these boards for over a year at that point), they sent a box. It went out on Wednesday. They got it, fixed it, and shipped it back to me on Thursday, and it was back in my hands on Friday. (Practice makes perfect, I guess.)
Also, does Apple make their determination of age from when the computer was purchased or when it was built?
Purchase date only.
Or does that decision depend on if a person can produce a receipt or not?
Nope. The only paperwork I sent in with mine was the slip Apple sent in the box to indicate what all I was sending them (adapter, battery, extra RAM). What good would an eBay seller's receipt have done?
I probably have to go to my local service center (in NY that's a place called Tekserve, which is a great place to get a computer fixed, but the wait to be seen averages over an hour!)
Don't mess around with Tekserve. Call Apple at the number listed on the FAQ page:
http://www.apple.com/support/ibook/faq/
Thanks again for your input. I appreciate it.

Problem with Fuzzy Logic Controller Design window

Hi,
I'm designing a fuzzy inference system using the Fuzzy Logic Controller Design tool.
But when I use up to 4 input variables, the Rule Editor window is out of center and I cannot see the left parts of the antecedents.
See the attached picture.
The visualization is not movable and resizing the window with system utilities does not give any results.
Anyody can help me? Thanks!
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Bug Fuzzy Controller Design.JPG ‏68 KB

Hello all
The PID and Fuzzy Logic Toolkit 2009 was completely redesigned.
There are new API VIs and a more intuitive user interface for creating controllers.
You can create MIMO controllers with unlimited inputs and outputs, and also modify the controller on-the-fly.
Check it out the new features and let us know your needs on Fuzzy control.
LabVIEW PID and Fuzzy Logic Toolkit User Manual
Regards,
Bruno Cesar
National Instruments

MSI 648Max-L + Fuzzy Logic 4 = Freezeeee.....

Dear all,
I need your help.
I have install Fuzzy Logic 4 on my PC but when I click DEFAULT or AUTO, my PC just Freeze..
I have installed all lastest BIOS, MSI and SIS Driver which are downloaded from MSI website.
Help.....
P4 2.4B (533)
MSI 648Max-L (MS-6585)
512MB = 2 x 256MB Kingston PC2700 DDR333
Maxtor 20GB 5400rpm ATA100 (PM)
Western Digital 40GB 5400rpm ATA100 (PS)
Asus DVD 16x ATA66(SM)
Maxtor 20GB 5400rpm ATA100 (SS)
Sound Blaster Live! Value (Disabled onboard sound)
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Asus V9180TD GeForece4 MX 440 64MB DDR with AGP 8x
3Com 3c905c 10/100 NIC
Symbios SCSI Card + Yahama CDRW 16 x 10 x 24
Enlight 300W ATX Casing
Windows XP Pro + SP1

Quote
Originally posted by NovJoe
In this case, then I'll suggest you not use AUTO adjustment. Instead do manual adjustment by yourself, please kindly post your +3.3v, +5v and +12v rails as I need to see if they falls within +-0.3v to 0.5v for each rail.
All the Best... :D!!!
The rails are as follows:
+3.3v = 3.26v (high=3.26 low=3.25)
+5v = 5.11v (high=5.11 low=5.08)
+12v = 11.9v (high=12.1 low=11.9)
They are all within +-0.3v to 0.5v for each rail.
My Vcore = 1.44 (high=1.44 low=1.42) This Vcore is way low compared to the 1.712 that icetea40r mentions his 645E Max U is running. Is this my problem? Do I just have my Vcore set way, way low?
The motherboard is running Windows 2000 (Version 5.0, Service Pack 4). Fuzzy Logic 4 will not display Memory voltage or AGP Voltage. It displays “N/A” for both. It displays the CPU voltage correctly.
The memory is Seitec 256 MB PC2700 DDR 333 MHz CL 2.5 (which I purchased as installed “house memory” when I purchased the motherboard. The AGP slot is occupied by an ATI Radeon 9000 Pro. The CPU is a 2.53 GHz Pentium 4 Northwood. I have never successfully used Fuzzy Logic to adjust the system status or overclock the system. I have uninstalled and reinstalled Fuzzy Logic but it still has the same problems.

(K7T Turbo2) Fuzzy Logic 4 in WinXP not working

Tried Fuzzy Logic 3 in Win98 without any problem. But Fuzzy Logic 4 in WinXP can't change FSB. Voltage and speed displayed fine. Anyone have success in WinXP??
Here's my system config:
MSI K7T Turbo2 Bios 3.5
AMD XP2000+ Retail
2 X 256MB Curcial PC133 CAS2
ATI Radeon LE AGP 32MB DDR
IBM 75GXP 45GB
Promise FastTrack100
- 2 x Quantum Fireball 4GB Mirror Raid
HP8100i CDRW
D-Link 538TX 10/100 PCI

hmmm it works fine on the kt3 ultra boards.....

My original post, locked by this forum. Display problem related

Hi G5 Gurus,
The display problem first, we all know when screen savers display, a click on the mouse will bring you back to the active desktop, this was how it worked., but now, sometimes a click cause the G5 to sleep!
As for the sleep, I dare not to put it to sleep these days, because I am afriad it may cause a fire by over heating. Sometmes, actually four times in the past few months, my G5 could wake up by itself, followed by a extrem high speed running of the cooling fan, it sounded like a hair dryer running in the same room. Sometimes the sreen could light up, just like real wake up, sometimes, it was black. No clicks the mouse or keyboeard could bring it back to normal, I had to press and hold the power button to turn it off.
This crazy problem happened for the first time last summer, a dead hard disk was the cost. Apple replaced it, but failed to detect the cooling or power or display problem. I was given one month extended free service, but right after its end, the problem was back and happened even more often.
Please let me know if any of you had the same problem and please advise what to do.
100s Gs of thanks.
Songyan
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
la teller
Posts: 1
From: Los Angeles
Registered: Jan 10, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 10, 2007 2:21 PM in response to: Bad luck G5
I have the EXACT same problem. In fact, I could not have described it better myself. What gives? I brought it in to the "genius" bar and they repolaced the power supply free of charge but the problem is still there. I noticed they ordered a new logic board but did not end up replacing it after all. Did you have yours replaced and did it work? Is this a known issue?
imac G5 17 inch Mac OS X (10.3.9)
Bad luck G5
Posts: 8
From: UK
Registered: Jan 10, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 11, 2007 1:20 PM in response to: la teller
Hi La teller,
Thank you for your reply. The 'genius' here in London only replace the dead hard disk, which I belive was a victim of this problem. I was told they couldn't find anything wrong with the power supply or the cooling system.
Now at lest I know I am not the only bad luck guy. Let's wait and see if others are having the same problem. I am not sure if this is a known issue to Apple, even if it is, it may take years before they can offer a recall or free repaire. I noticed that some G5s have already been suffering from power problems and a free repaire was offered.
Thank you again and hope Apple can take our concerns into their consideration soon.
Songyan
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
stopha6
Posts: 1
From: US
Registered: Jan 12, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 12, 2007 7:43 AM in response to: Bad luck G5
Hello,
I'm also having this problem (fan running, won't come out of sleep), just spoke with an apple care rep. He confirmed my suspition that it was software, not hardware as I have just had the logic board and power supply replaced.
His suggestions were to:
1. Run disk repair from the startup CD
try running OS X from a firewire drive and see if the same behavior happens or
perform and archive and install.
When the fan starts to run like that it means the OS is not communicating with the hardware properly. The OS could be somewhat corrupt if you were having hardware issues beforehand, hence the need for a reinstall. I will be performing an archive and install after the disk repair, I'll let you know if it fixes the problem!
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Bad luck G5
Posts: 8
From: UK
Registered: Jan 10, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 14, 2007 12:52 PM in response to: stopha6
Hi Stopha6,
Thank you for your message. I never imagined it could be a software issue, cos it looked so hardware.
Please keep me updated with your progress.
By the way, as I said in my old posts, a hard disk went dead when this happened for the very first time, how do you read this?
Thank you.
Songyan
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Bad luck G5
Posts: 8
From: UK
Registered: Jan 10, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 15, 2007 6:58 AM in response to: stopha6
Hi Stopha6,
After reading your reply again, I realized that the system had already been reinstalled. As I said when it happened for the first time, the hard disk died with it, which was replaced, of course with a new OS X, but the same problem is still happening. May this suggest that it is not just a software problem? Thank you. Songyan
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
AG-Nate
Posts: 5
From: Pismo Beach,CA
Registered: Aug 26, 2006
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 14, 2007 3:38 PM in response to: Bad luck G5
The Fans going at full is only because you have an application that is using a lot of cpu power and therefore causing the imac to heat up so it turns the fans on. The screen-saver and sleep problem you describe sounds like something that may just happen on accident. But this sounds mostly like a software problem. Try making sure to always quit all non-apple products and see if anything changes.
eMac, iMacG5 Mac OS X (10.4.7) 800mhz 1gig ram, 2ghz 2gigs of ram
Bad luck G5
Posts: 8
From: UK
Registered: Jan 10, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 15, 2007 6:50 AM in response to: AG-Nate
Thank you, Ag-Nate. I will try as you adivised but I con't think the fans were activeted my intensive CPU using. In most of the cases, the problems happened when the Mac was sleeping, when the minimum CPU were being used.
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
Timothy Klein
Posts: 15
From: Denver, CO, USA
Registered: Dec 6, 2004
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Jan 31, 2007 1:02 PM in response to: AG-Nate
"The Fans going at full is only because you have an application that is using a lot of cpu power and therefore causing the imac to heat up so it turns the fans on."
That's only partly right. A hard-working process will make the fans run at high speed, of course.
But, the OS is in touch with the firmware of the iMac, telling it how to run the fans, based upon information the OS X kernel is getting about the state of the hardware.
If the firmware loses touch with the OS for some reason, and is not getting instructions on how to run the fan, it will default to running them at full blast, to be on the safe side (and this "full blast" fan mode is way louder than anything you'll generally experience during normal usage, I know from experience).
So it may not be so simple as a hard-working cpu process kicking the fans on.
iMac G5 17" 1.6 GHz Rev. A Mac OS X (10.4.8) 1 GB Ram
Kensall
Posts: 2
From: London, England
Registered: Feb 2, 2007
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Feb 2, 2007 9:05 AM in response to: Timothy Klein
Hi I have a 20" G5 imac it's about 18 months old and I am having the same problem, It freezes and the fan runs really loud. It's nothing to do with software as my I.T. guy has done a complete re-install. All of our admin people have imacs of differring ages and the flat panels are all OK but every one of the G5s has had a booting problem. Some fell into the recall for replacement logic boards but the one I have at home is the newest and doesn't. I'm waiting for my apple reseller to get back to me, but it looks like it's the logic board and as none of the serial numbers fall into the recall, I'm expecting a big bill. I'm really disappointed as I've been a professional apple user for over 15 years and have grown to expect a certain amount of honesty and integrity from them. Looking at all of the discussion boards and the amount of people complaining of the same problem the logic boards are defective and apple should be replacing these free of charge.
i mac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.8)
a brody
Posts: 15,170
From: Silver Spring, Maryland. Don't forget to backup your data!
Registered: Dec 23, 2000
Re: What's the problem? Display? Power supply? Cooling? My G5's gone mad
Posted: Feb 2, 2007 10:27 AM in response to: Kensall
Kensall,
Welcome to Apple Discussions!
As in the other thread I wrote:
Being from England, you may find the repair program under these pages:
http://www.apple.com/uk/support/imac/repairextensionprogram/
http://www.apple.com/uk/support/imac/powersupply/repairextension/
Check both of them as they refer to different models.
If neither of yours is under the program, please start a new topic thread so someone can help you.
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=881
First off, you'll get a wider audience who may be able to solve your problem. Secondly, responses to you won't confuse the original poster with solutions that don't apply to them. And thirdly, you'll know for certain whether or not a response applies to you.
iMac C2D 2.17/20 inch/iMac G5 1.8 1st gen/iMac G4 800 Mac OS 9 Mac OS X (10.4.8) EyeTV 200, Canon PS A530 , Epson P-R220, iSight, Airport Extreme, 5th Gen iPod

I am having a very similar problem. My G5 imac has already had the logic board replaced from the leaking capacitor problem. 8 mos. later the power supply was replaced under the second recall program when it failed to start up.
It had been working now for almost a year, when about 3 mos. ago I started to experience the sudden dimming effect - if the display was untouched the screen would dim about 30% similar to a laptop in energy save mode. I checked and none of these types of options were set in the pref panes. At the same time I would have the iMac go to sleep after a while from non-use, and then when I tried to wake it it would stir for a few seconds and then go right back to sleep. It took 2-3 attempts to wake it up.
Then last week, as I tried to wake it, it just shut down instead completely. I had to hold the power button down to recycle it to get it to come back to life (3 times).
Today was it - I found what I thought was a sleeping iMac, but it will not power up at all. I opened the back cover and the power supply is working, but I cannot get the board to energize, I reset the PMU, but the #2 LED won't even blink. It is completely dead.
Basically every time I used this computer I held my breath that it would not work. After 2 recalls I still only get 9 mos. out of it? Apple is really starting to show it is like the "big" computer makers, the quality is going right down the tubes.
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Display problem in macbook pro 13

I have been facing a display problem in my macbook pro (mid 2010, 13 inch) for more than six month. I talked to many persons from applecare and conformed to their advice. but the problem remains same. I went to apple authorised service provider at least 8 times. they changed my logic board, RAM etc. the problem remains same.
finally, I talked to applecare again. they adviced me to run fresh Lion installation and observe the machine without any thridd party software. I got the same problem.
when I call them, every person attending the call advices me new thing ! they are very polite and say: "if you have this problem again, please inform me." unfortunately, when I write them again about the same problem they do not care it !!!
I am very much frustated and psychologically tired with this issue.
Thanks a lot for your assistance.

I can only do wild guesses at this popint, only thing I can think of on your end is possible AC power problems, but I've not been impressed with Apple's quality since the 68K or Beige days.
THe iMac7,1 I'm on now needed repair 3 times & still scares me with it's PSU temps.

Fuzzy Logic Toolkit

I followed the truck maneuvering example in the 'PID Control Toolset User Manual' and tried to use the 'I/O-Characteristic' test facility. But, when I tried to run the test facility, I realized that there is no run & stop buttons in the window. By the way I did not do the exact the same things the book showed. For instance, the example uses 5 terms for one input and 7 for another one. I used 3 for both. But, I think basically I followed the most steps he mentions in the example. Do you have any idea what went wrong, or can you tell me how I can run the test facility?
Airo

Dear AdamB,
I am just wondering if you could help me a bit. I have two problems. The first one is, I'm working with the fuzzy logic toolbox from matlab. I created a .fis file with some rules from the fuzzy editor in the fuzzy logic toolbox from matlab, wich I want to run in labview, with the matlab script. How can load the fis file? I tried with the examples attached, but it didn't work.
The second problem is I have been doing some work with fuzzy logic toolbox in Matlab. The fuzzy inference system (FIS) built in Matlab environment is quite simple and straightforward. An example of the FIS in Matlab can be found in the attachment. Now I want to use the fuzzy logic toolkit from Labview to perform the same task. An example of the FIS in Labview can also be found attached. Although the FIS properties in Labview has been made the same as in Matlab, the result of the defuzzification is different. The FIS properties in Matlab are:
And method: prod
Or method: max
Implication: Prod
Aggregation: Sum
Defuzzification: Centroid
The FIS properties in Labview has been made:
Defuzzification Method: Center of Gravitiy (which is another name for Centroid)
If no rule is active: Take last value
Inference Method: Max-Min
Select form of rulebase: Normal rulebase
For instance, if the input to FIS is Matlab is -3.51, the output is 0.202. However, with the same input, the output from FIS in Labview is 0.30.
Perhaps you could help me?
Dedy
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deltaR5.zip ‏2 KB

Fuzzy logic display problems

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