sciLAB fuzzy logic toolbox

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I would like to get the fan1.zcos fuzzy logic demo module. Could anyone provide it to me?

Thank you

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I am not sure what you mean. The demo comes with the toolbox, right? The toolbox is here:

The toolbox is open source, available on Github, and the demos are here:

Is this what you were looking for?

With kind regards,

Claus

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Hello Claus,

Thank you for your reply.

I had already downloaded those demo files.

The one I am specifically reviewing is the fan1 demo. The demo files only have the fan.fls file from which I am able to build up a fan.xcos module using constant input blocks and a mux to combine them so there is only one input to the fls block in xcos. I am trying to read the output using the AFFICH.m module which apparently needs a CLOCK.m input as well, which I am dubious about.

I don’t get consistent results, and I get the same result however I change my input.

Is there a better way to view the output?

Thank you for your assistance.

Regards,

Michael.

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Hello Claus,

Thank you for your reply.

I had already downloaded those demo files.

The one I am specifically reviewing is the fan1 demo. The demo files only have the fan1.fls file (there’s no fan1.xcos file) from which I am able to build up a fan1.xcos module using constant input blocks and a mux to combine them so there is only one input to the fls block in xcos. I am trying to read the output using the AFFICH.m module which apparently needs a CLOCK.m input as well, which I am dubious about.

I get the same result however I change my input values of temperature and humidity..

Is there a better way to view the output?

I am able to execute the flt_fan1test.sce demo module in Xcos which produces the surface speed result for a complete range of temperatures and humidities.

Trying to execute the flt_fan1test.sce demo for just one temperature input and one humidity input, in the scilab console, gives an error message.

Thank you for your assistance.

Regards,

Michael.

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Hello Claus,

If I input the temperature and humidity constants as vectors of shape [1,1], I think I am getting my xcos module to work!

I need to input the values to the fan1.fls module as a vector of shape [2,1].

Thank you for your assistance.

Regards,
Michael

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Michael Smith <mjcsmith1@gmail.com>###
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Hello Claus,

If I input the temperature and humidity constants as vectors of shape [1], I think I am getting my xcos module to work!

I need to input the values to the fan1.fls module as a vector of shape [2,1].

Thank you for your assistance.

Regards,
Michael