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FuzzyAdvisor - A Simple Fuzzy Logic Expert System in F#

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8 Nov 2008CPOL11 min read 96K   1.7K   71  
Using F# to implement a simple expert system callable from C#.

Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 10.00
# Visual Studio 2008
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EndProject
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EndProject
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Engineer Comport Computing
United States United States
I am a software developer specializing in technical and numerical software systems and also a PhD Petroleum Engineer.
I started programming in IBM 1620 machine code in 1967, then FORTAN on CDC mainframes mainframes in 1970. I later used ALGOL, BASIC, FORTH, Pascal,Prolog, C, F#, C#, etc.
I generally use whatever language available thatallows me to accomplish what is neccesary.

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