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  3. From: zoltan@psychnet.psychol.utas.edu.au (Zoltan Schreter)
  4. Newsgroups: sci.engr.control,comp.ai,comp.ai.neural-nets
  5. Subject: Re: How to find - Motorola Fuzzy logic Kit
  6. Keywords: fuzzy logic, education
  7. Message-ID: <zoltan.29.719208109@psychnet.psychol.utas.edu.au>
  8. Date: 16 Oct 92 04:01:49 GMT
  9. References: <1992Oct7.230658.3030@cactus.org>
  10. Sender: news@newsroom.utas.edu.au
  11. Organization: Psychology Department, University of Tasmania
  12. Lines: 96
  13.  
  14. In article <1992Oct7.230658.3030@cactus.org> parish@cactus.org (Tom Parish) writes:
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  16. >Newsgroups: sci.engr.control,comp.ai,comp.ai.neural-nets
  17. >Path: newsroom.utas.edu.au!munnari.oz.au!spool.mu.edu!snorkelwacker.mit.edu!tamsun.tamu.edu!cs.utexas.edu!milano!cactus.org!parish
  18. >From: parish@cactus.org (Tom Parish)
  19. >Subject: How to find - Motorola Fuzzy logic Kit
  20. >Message-ID: <1992Oct7.230658.3030@cactus.org>
  21. >Followup-To: poster
  22. >Keywords: fuzzy logic, education
  23. >Organization: Capital Area Central Texas UNIX Society, Austin, Tx
  24. >Date: Wed, 7 Oct 1992 23:06:58 GMT
  25. >Lines: 74
  26. >This note is for all of you in universities who sent me mail on how 
  27. >to get the Motorola Fuzzy Logic Education Kits.  Hopefully this 
  28. >will help you find the kits without dealing with salesman and/or 
  29. >distributors. 
  30. > 
  31. >                   Here are the specifics:
  32. >                   -----------------------
  33. > 
  34. >Contact Fritz Wilson at Motorola. His sole purpose in life is to
  35. >help universities get what they need.
  36. > 
  37. >Fritz Wilson
  38. >Tel:            602-952-3855
  39. >FAX:            602-952-3621
  40. >Internet:       univeristy_support@spshqqm.sps.moto.com
  41.  
  42.  
  43. What is the CORRECT address of Mr Wilson? I tried to reach him
  44. correcting "univeristy" to "university" - to no avail.
  45.  
  46. Zoltan Schreter
  47. Dept of Psychology
  48. University of Tasmania
  49.  
  50.  
  51. > 
  52. >FLEDKT05(Education Kit with M68HC05EVM) $600.00
  53. >FLEDKT11(Education Kit with M68HC11EVM) $600.00
  54. >FLEDKT00(Education Kit without EVM)     $195.00
  55. >        FuzzBasic - just the CBT course $ 68.80
  56. > 
  57. >The Motorola Education Kit includes:
  58. >        *Computer Based Training disks on Fuzzy logic
  59. >        *Aptronix Fide Demonstration system (can save your work)
  60. >                Windows based tool with visual debugging tools
  61. >                for developing fuzzy logic applications.
  62. >        *Motorola's KBG V2.22 DOS tools for fuzzy logic 
  63. > 
  64. >     The CBT course runs in MS Windows 3.0 or 3.1. and provides 
  65. >     nearly 500 screens of colorful and interactive material 
  66. >     that covers the following subjects:
  67. >     
  68. >             * Fundamentals of fuzzy logic
  69. >             * Methodology of design for embedded control
  70. >             * Aptronix fuzzy inference development environment
  71. >             * A fuzzy logic project
  72. >             * Advanced topics
  73. >             * Introduction to neural networks
  74. >             * Glossary of terms
  75. >             * Further reading
  76. >             * Review questions at the end of each section
  77. > 
  78. >     The methodology of design section includes:
  79. >     
  80. >             * How to analyze and partition the control system
  81. >             * Defining input and output surfaces
  82. >             * Writing rules
  83. >             * Observing model behavior, verifying and tuning as needed 
  84. >             * Optimizing systems for target platforms
  85. >     
  86. >     The advanced topics area includes:
  87. >     
  88. >             * Alpha Cuts
  89. >             * Assertions
  90. >             * Compatibility Index
  91. >             * Contribution weights
  92. >             * Stability weights
  93. >             * Adaptability
  94. >             * Fuzzy calculus
  95. >             * Noise, randomness, ambiguity
  96. >             * Higher order fuzzy sets
  97. >             * Geometric Representations
  98. >   
  99. >     I hope you find this helpful.  
  100. >
  101. >                                      Fuzzy             Crisp
  102. >                                 -            1.0 | True
  103. >                                   -           .9 |
  104. >  A P T R O N I X    I N C.          -         .7 |
  105. >The Fuzzy Logic Technology Co.         -       .5 |
  106. >                                         -     .3 |
  107. >TEL: 512-331-0813   parish@cactus.org      -   .1 |
  108. >FAX: 512-331-0841                            -  0 | False
  109. >
  110.