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Well i enjoyed this, forum a lot, if i can help i will, my level is dough not at that high for most of your questions, despite that i enjoy to be here, and if possible for me to help people.
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Jan 13 |
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Multitasking in C# Well GPU programming is beyond my level currently. I have read some material too about multimedia timer, but your link was new.. Isnt the standard .net timer good enough ? (the one that can be dropped on a form) for the 200 miliseconds delay; i wonder what the difference would be, perhaps you know what the differences are ? > oh forgot to mention not all images would take 1 sec most of them will go faster, but i was curious what would happen if a multi-thread could run twice are not at around the same time. |
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Dec 12 |
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Alternatives to sql like databases is the connection between client server secure ? |
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Dec 5 |
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Dec 5 |
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Dec 5 |
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why not use unmanaged safe code in c# no i dont need to worry there is no error in my code, there other libraries which do scare me slightly dough but its stable. |
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Dec 5 |
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why not use unmanaged safe code in c# Aha thats interesting you see i am from the micro controller world and there one usually write decent c++ there is little room for error and good good design of software is the key thing to do |
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asked | why not use unmanaged safe code in c# |
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Nov 14 |
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looking for a short explanation of fuzzy logic @JustinC So for example if f(x) = y fuzzy set; would fuzzy be something like x=(n*x + y-x) / n + 1 In there y-x would correct x while n a static number would be a function slow the responsivnes to smooth it out a bit. |
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Nov 14 |
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looking for a short explanation of fuzzy logic are they more like model descriptions that till some degree can solve ?; i was thinking of them like they provide solutions as neural networks can learn and try to solve something. Was i wrong here? |
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Nov 14 |
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looking for a short explanation of fuzzy logic Hmm, if i had to control a car with fuzzy logic. Like i have to drive 50km/h a little bit below or above isnt bad, but to fast gives me a ticket. obviously i could drive a static speed of 50 km/h. however sooner or later i would bump someone. So i add bumper and speed sensors. From the triangle math (as in wikipedia fuzy control system). I dont get it, would my car by fuzzy rules find an optimal solution, or are fuzzy logic answers not optimal; is it just self regulation to keep it inside limits ? or am i missing the point here what is the benefit of fuzzy logic in my car? |
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Nov 14 |
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looking for a short explanation of fuzzy logic Hm yes well partly, the fuzzy part i am confused is about those triangle graph's. like in this wiki page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzzy_control_system With like: low / middle / high input where the boundaries can overlap. This to me is very different from neural networks. And seams to me more like defining wanted behaviour, instead training behaviour like in a neural net. Which seams to me a bit strange. |
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