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mohamedwaly (Electrical)
15 Apr 12 9:37
Hello
i have a already a running system with 5 input and 1 output and i want to make a research for change control to fuzzy
i start matlab and insert my input and output but i didn't have a rules!!
i have only recorded history file from my running system with data of values inputs and output , for example of file:
Input1    input2     Input3     input4    input5     output1
2              3            6           2            4           0
3              2            5           5            3           1
and so on
then when the input1=2 and input2=3 and input3=6 and input4=2 and input5=4 the output1=0

How can i give this file to matlab (Or any anther software) to generate the rules?
GregLocock (Automotive)
15 Apr 12 18:14
I'd start by reading Matlab's help files.

Cheers

Greg Locock


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