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"You have to budget the number of fuzzy rules you use to control a system. It turns out, you can state the optimality principle in three words: 'patch the bumps.'"
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The same idea was suggested in Jule's Verne's 1889 novel The Purchase of the North Pole (Topsy Turvy); see the entry for straightening the earth's poles. Comment/Join this discussion ( 0 ) | RSS/XML | Blog This | Additional
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