The model is then tested and compared to the actual mathematical function. One of the strengths of Fuzzy Logic is that it is written in the Mathematica language, and all source code is available to the user. This gives users complete control over how functions work. It's quite easy either to customize functions from existing code or to create functions. Yes, it does.
Fuzzy Logic contains functions and a notebook demonstrating some fuzzy arithmetic operations.
These functions include fuzzy addition, subtraction, multiplication, and constant multiplication. Yes, you can. Since Fuzzy Logic is written in the Mathematica language, you will be able to use it smoothly with some of the other Mathematica application packages. Packages you may want to use it with include Electrical Engineering Examples, Signals and Systems, Mechanical Systems, Time Series, Optica, and Finance Essentials. It is also possible to use Fuzzy Logic with software other than Mathematica by using MathLink.