Owen
What's wrong with trusting? Aren't all languages isomorphic and hardware
is so fast these days. Anyway, I didn't really want to have to write
Java Applets.
Problems: heuristic classification, diagnostics, decision making, the
usual stuff of 'expert systems' aka Business Rules. Installable on
shared-hosting accounts.
I didn't really want a fuzzy controller (in the original E.Sazonov link
- Boy, it's been a long time since I was in his home town of
Khabarovsk). A more recent link might be:
http://claws.clarkson.edu/research/71-1999-fuzzy-engine-for-java I'm not
sure it does chaining. I'd have to see if how and what bridges might be
there and if both bridge and java could be run on a hosting account.
Interesting tho. I guess your interest in E.Sazonov stems from the
Ambient and Wearable systems work ( http://claws.clarkson.edu/) he's
involved in.
Thanks
Robert.
On 4/2/10 4:20 PM, Owen Densmore wrote:
Boy, I'd not trust PHP for this! Why not free yourself from that sort
of constraint?
Can you describe the problems you want to solve?
I'm sure there are php/java/python/... bridges, right?
http://people.clarkson.edu/~esazonov/neural_fuzzy/loadsway/LoadSway.htm
-- Owen
On Apr 2, 2010, at 1:27 PM, Robert J. Cordingley wrote:
I've been looking for a PHP/MySQL inference engine capable of
providing some rule-based programming behind a web page. There seem
to be a few entries in SourceForge tho' I find them somewhat obtuse,
lacking in meaningful documentation and hence difficult to evaluate
without spending a ton of time on them. I am wondering if anyone on
this list can make any suggestions or recommendations? OSS or
inexpensive preferred.
Thanks,
Robert Cordingley
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