Computer programs for the most part rely on categories of clearly defined data. Computer viruses prey upon this rigid structure for data because it remains robust only when no corruption or disorganization envelops the structure. But it s easier to bomb an airfield with all the aircraft neatly lined in a row. Fuzzy logic may be able to offer less rigid data structures. Offering robustness, even if part of the structure is corrupted or damaged, may increase mission survivability.
Fuzzy logic can also aid in the detection of new viral strains.
Pull out all the stops. Related Links Fuzzy Logic by Daniel McNeil and Paul Freiberger, Simon and Schuster, 1993. More information on how fuzzy logic works. Inc. All rights reserved.