fuzzylite(1)

✨ NAME ✨

okay so bestie, welcome to fuzzylite — a fuzzy logic control library 💖 that's literally the whole vibe. it's the fuzzylite(1) user command, and yes, she's iconic 👑

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

fuzzylite [-i inputfile] [-if format] [-o outputfile] [-of format]
[-example letter] [-decimals number] [-d datafile] [-dmaximum number]
[-dheader boolean] [-dinputs boolean]

like… that's the whole shape of her. import, export, sprinkle some examples on top, and adjust how many decimals you want to see. simple. slay 💅

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• -i inputfile — the file you wanna import your engine from 🫶
• -if format — what format is that file you're importing? choices are fll, fis, or fcl
• -o outputfile — the file you wanna export your engine to, bestie
• -of format — what format do you want the export in? pick from fll, fld, cpp, java, fis, or fcl ✨
• -example letter — if you're not giving an inputfile, use a built-in example as your engine: (m)amdani or (t)akagi-sugeno. the letter is literally just the one letter in the parentheses, iykyk 💀
• -decimals number — how many decimals to write floating-poing values with (yes, that's how the original spells it, and I'm being so fr fr about keeping it)
• -d datafile — if you're exporting to fld, this is the file of input values to evaluate your engine on 🍓
• -dmaximum number — if you're exporting to fld and you didn't give a datafile, this is the maximum number of results to export
• -dheader boolean — if true and you're exporting to fld, include headers
• -dinputs boolean — if true and you're exporting to fld, include input values

not me realizing the -d* options are basically a whole little fld squad 🧚 — they only do their thing when fld is the export format.

💜 AUTHOR 💜

Juan Rada-Vilela — the author, the moment, the main character 👑

and that's the whole page, bestie 🌈 this is version 5.0, dated October 26, 2014 — like, a genuine vintage icon at this point 🦋 go forth and fuzzify, no cap 💖✨🎀