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From: fitri on 12 May 2007 08:05
I have a final project for my bachelor degree for rain forecasting,
and i'm using fuzzy logic. i use matlab's fuzzy inference system and
got stuck with how i could build a rule base for my 2,5 years data,
which is about 800 data of every day weather parameter. i got 6 input
and 1 output. i got confuse how am i gonna build a relationship
between each parameter to gain an output which vary from sunny,
cloudy, and rain.

i would feel really thankfull if anyone could give me a hand
From: pt raja on 16 May 2007 23:27
That's go to the basic part of using fuzzy. The rules are derive from
experts. Using matlab (fuzzy toolbox) is just to run the
things...hope this make sense, though this doesn't really answer your
question.

fitri wrote:
>
>
> I have a final project for my bachelor degree for rain forecasting,
> and i'm using fuzzy logic. i use matlab's fuzzy inference system
> and
> got stuck with how i could build a rule base for my 2,5 years data,
> which is about 800 data of every day weather parameter. i got 6
> input
> and 1 output. i got confuse how am i gonna build a relationship
> between each parameter to gain an output which vary from sunny,
> cloudy, and rain.
>
> i would feel really thankfull if anyone could give me a hand
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