<Snip> :-)
> fuzzy, but it is a fact that human brain learns most of the things in a
> trial-and-error scheme.
1. I disagree. Humans and others use teaching to increase knowledge. Without
teaching there is very little a human (with a few exceptions) can discover
in a lifetime.
2. Are you implying that trial and error systems are fuzzy systems?
>A neuron output
> fluctuates between two boundary values (say, "0" and "1") but all the
values
> in between are used to characterize an unknown or ambiguous input,
something
> that works much like a fuzzy fuction, not binary for sure.
There are many distributions and mathematical functions that when normalized
fluctuate between 0 and 1. Are they fuzzy functions?
> ___________________________
> Harris Georgiou
> Informatics Systems Analyst (MSc)
> mailto:xgeorgio@hol.gr
>
>
>
Russ Hersberger
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