m files for topics covered in lectures, NOT part of project

mam1.m computes the input output curve for a single-input single-output Mamdami fuzzy model.

mam2.m computes the input output curve for a two-input single-output Mamdami fuzzy model.

cri.m compositional rule of inference example

fuzimp.m fuzzy implication functions based on the interpretationl "A entails B" and "A coupled with B" 
with the corresponding fuzzy relations.

intensf.m effects of the contrast identifier

complv.m MFs for primary and compositge linguistic values

lv.m shows typical MFs of the term set T (age)

extensio.m shows extenion principle on fuzzy sets with continuous universes, set A, function, 
induced fuzzy set B induced via the extension principle.


================= SOFT COMPUTING TOOLBOX =================

This is a package of MATLAB programs that complement the text:

	"Neuro-Fuzzy and Soft Computing,"
	by Jyh-Shing Roger Jang, Chuen-Tsai Sun, and Eiji Mizutani
	Prentice Hall, 1997
	http://www.cs.nthu.edu.tw/~jang/soft.htm

Some of these files require the Fuzzy Logic Toolbox by The MathWorks; these
files are labeled with * in Appendix C of the text.

The email address to request this toolbox is "info@mathworks.com".
The toolbox is available via ftp at:

	ftp://ftp.mathworks.com/pub/books/jang/*

(You need to set binary transfer mode for some of the data files.)

The most recent version of the toolbox is available from the textbook's
homepage at

	http://www.cs.nthu.edu.tw/~jang/soft.htm

(It's possible to get the whole directory as a .gz, .zip or .exe file from the
above homepage.)

This toolbox is written to be used with MATLAB 4.2c.
Suggestions for the toolbox can be directed to:

	J.-S. Roger Jang: jang@cs.nthu.edu.tw
	Eiji Mizutani:    eiji@biosys2.me.berkeley.edu

To use the toolbox more easily, you should copy all the files to your hard disk.
To do so, type the following commands under DOS prompt:

	mkdir c:\soft
	copy a:\soft\*.* c:\soft

If you want to use the toolbox from anywhere, you should add c:\soft to MATLAB's
search path. To do so, type the following commands under MATLAB prompt:

	path('c:\soft', path);

Now you can execute any command of the toolbox from anywhere.

For MATLAB itself, all questions should be directed to "support@mathworks.com".
For the Student Version, Prentice-Hall gives support via "matlab@prenhall.com".

These M-files are User Contributed Routines which are being redistributed by
The MathWorks, upon request, on an "as is" basis.  A User Contributed Routine
is not a product of The MathWorks, Inc. and The MathWorks assumes no
responsibility for any errors that may exist in these routines."

================= SOFT COMPUTING TOOLBOX =================