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Freeware Tools	FuzzyCOPE Description: FuzzyCOPE is a hybrid connectionist software environment for MS Win32 platforms intended for research and teaching. It provides for the creation, training and validation of connectionist structures to be used in the development of intelligent systems. It's functionality may be accessed interactively (through a GUI), from the DOS prompt (through several command line tools), and from provided Dynamic Link Libraries (though function calls from another application). Platforms: MS Windows 95/98 (Win32). Source: The latest version is available from : http://kel.otago.ac.nz/software/FuzzyCOPE3/. Reference: http://kel.otago.ac.nz/software/FuzzyCOPE3/misc/FAQ.html. Contact: Michael Watts (mike@kel.otago.ac.nz). Fuzzy Logic Inferencing Engine (FLIE) Description: FLIE performs simple fuzzy inferences from supplied fuzzy rules. A nice piece of software for class exercises. Platforms: Macintosh. Source: N/A. Reference: N/A. Contact: vestli@ifr.ethz.ch Fuzzy Software provided by the University of New Mexico Description: Included are academic fuzzy logic programs and a fuzzy calculator written by students of Prof. Timothy J. Ross. Platforms: DOS (pkunzip required for decompression). Source: Programs can be downloaded from the web site. Reference: N/A Contact: Prof. Timothy J. Ross. FuzzyCLIPS Description: An enhanced version of CLIPS which supports development of fuzzy expert systems. Platforms: Unspecified. CLIPS is compatible with most formats that sport an ANSI C compiler. Source: The source code (in C) can be downloaded from the web site. Reference: Additional information can be found at the FuzzyCLIPS web site. Contact: fzclips@ai.iit.nrc.ca. NEFCLASS Description: A DOS tool used to develop, test, and train neuro-fuzzy systems. Platforms: MD-DOS Source: The executable can be downloaded from the web site. Reference: Additional information can be found in the archive. Contact: Detleft Nauck.
Commercial Tools	Fuzzy Logic Development Environment for Embedded Systems (FLDE) Description: An application generator which aids in the design and testing of embedded fuzzy logic and C/C++ software. Platforms: Runs under MS Windows. Source: N/A Reference: Additional information is available from http://www.flde.com. Contact: Mr. Stelios Sbyrakis, Syndesis Ltd, Iofondos 7 Athens GR-116 34, Greece tel.: +30-1-7292985 fax: +30-1-7257829 Fuzzy Logic Inferencing Toolkit (FLINT) Description: FLINT augments both Prolog and flex, providing tools for the construction of fuzzy expert systems and decision support applications. Platforms: Runs under MS Windows, DOS, and Mac. Source: http://www.lpa.co.uk/ Reference: Additional information is available from http://www.lpa.co.uk/. Contact: Logic Programming Associates. Fuzzy Logic Toolbox for MATLAB Description: Toolbox provides facilities for the construction and evaluation of fuzzy logic control systems. Good for users already familiar with MATLAB. Platforms: Available for MS Windows, UNIX, and Macintosh. MATLAB required. Source: N/A Reference: Additional information can be found at the Fuzzy Logic Toolbox website. Contact: info@mathworks.com fuzzyTECH Description: fuzzyTECH is a family of fuzzy logic and neural-fuzzy development tools. Its front end is completely graphical and bases on ISO 9000 and IEC 1131-7 fuzzy logic standards. Its back-ends provide code generation and runtime modules for microcontrollers, PLCs, process control systems, and popular software packages such as InTouch, LabVIEW, FIX, and Matlab/Simulink. A special version, fuzzyTECH for Business is targetted at financial and commercial applications of fuzzy logic and neuro-fuzzy technologies. Platforms: Front-end: MS-Windows, back-end: multiple. Source: www.fuzzytech.com Reference: www.fuzzytech.com Contact: hotline@inform-ac.com
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