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Hello, I have been searching for a Fuzzy Logic related Java project and found this.

Can I use this API to create rules giving it some data?

Thank you in advance.

Hello Dr,
first of all, thanks a lot for your wonderful work on jfuzzylite. It has really helped me a lot in my project. I have realized that the probabilities of the output for the terms of an output variable does not always add up to 1 and I would want you to assist me with a clarification on that.
Thanks.

jfuzzylite 5.0 has a bug when using multiple propositions in antecedents joined by fuzzy operators AND and OR. This bug was fixed in jfuzzylite 5.0.1, which was submitted (multiple times) to Maven, but for strange reasons has not been updated in the central repository. Until then, the library must be downloaded manually from http://www.fuzzylite.com/downloads or from the git releases.

The error in jfuzzylite 5.0 occurs as follows:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: [syntax error] logical operator expects two operands, but found <3>
at com.fuzzylite.rule.Antecedent.load(Antecedent.java:246)
at com.fuzzylite.rule.Rule.load(Rule.java:203)
at com.fuzzylite.rule.Rule.parse(Rule.java:219)

I'm trying to use the next code in Java for Android:

InputStream inputStream = context.getAssets().open("FuzzyRules.fll");
String content = IOUtils.toString(inputStream);
Engine engine = new FllImporter().fromString(content);

The content of file is the example ObstacleAvoidance (I just copy and paste). I validated the content in String and it is correct. I get and error when the Engine is built. The error obtained is:
java.lang.RuntimeException: [import error] expected a colon at here:

Is there any clue about that Error? thanks

The classes relevant to the Engine need to be Serializable in order for distributed systems to serialize and share FuzzyLite objects. For example, refer to http://mmolimar.blogspot.co.nz/2015/03/custom-trident-functions-in-apache-storm.html

new Function().toPostfix("if ((Ambient is DARK)) then Power is HIGH"); produces a NullPointerException.