This is the second article in the Fuzzy Dot Net series and in
this article we will look at how to put some of the concepts
expressed in the first article into practice using the classes
that were given in the first article. In this article we are
going to look at the Fuzzy Dot Net Sample application. This
application is a simplification of a central heating system. The
reason that the application is a simplification of a central
heating system is because I am trying to get across the way in
which a program that uses fuzzy logic should be written and how
the "fuzziness" is introduced to the program. At no point does
the program aim for accuracy in it's representation of
temperatures and I am knowingly leaving myself open to the
argument that the fuzzy logic itself could be implemented better
than it is. This as I say is done deliberately and I will even
be pointing to a few areas in the article myself where I have
knowingly cut back on the amount of fuzzy logic used in the
program so as to make the code easier