Consisting of fifteen different objects, FPL provides ease and flexibility in defining fuzzy systems. TILShell accelerates the fuzzy system design process by allowing you to define and manipulate the objects of FPL graphically rather than as text. The debugging and tuning tools of TILShell interact directly with the FPL file which allows the fuzzy system to be thoroughly tested before turning it into an executable form, thus saving considerable time and effort in the development process. FPL utilizes a hierarchical object structure as shown in the figure below.
Specific rules apply to where certain objects can be defined.
Click on any of the objects in the diagram below for an explanation of the object. The hierarchical object structure of FPL FPL Example TILShell saves the FPL code it generates in a DOS text file that can be edited within TILShell or externally with ordinary text editors or word processors if desired. The example below shows the syntax of a typical FPL file. Ortech Engineering Inc. All rights reserved. Inc. Ortech Engineering Inc. is the authorized manufacturer of the Togai InfraLogic products.