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1. Introduction and JUnit Fuzzy Logic 1 1 Fuzzy Expert Systems: Learning Objectives Exploit fuzziness in data Create fuzzy rules Apply fuzzy rules Adapted from Savich 2 What Can We Expect Machines to Learn? 3 Much of what needs to be learned carries uncertainty. (e.g., X is a dining room because it contains a table
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1. Introduction and JUnit Rule-based Systems 1 Despite their success, technologies like neural nets and SVM’s are knowledge free—”dumb” in many ways. To illustrate this, suppose that your child answered “105” when asked “how much is 98 + 9?” But when you ask “why”, he answers … because I just happen to know that 97
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