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A washing machine that gauges each load to determine how much soap to use. An air conditioner that constantly adjusts cooling strength based on room temperature. These "smart" products are possible with the advent of "fuzzy logic," the principle that's revolutionizing science. Now, its chief proponent presents a brilliant, popular account of the field called the "new chaos."
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Explains fuzzy logic's role in smarter, adaptive technology.
Who is this book for?
Fuzzy Thinking is a fascinating dive into how fuzzy logic is transforming everyday technology. If you're curious about the science behind smart appliances and how they seem to 'think,' this book offers accessible insights into a complex yet game-changing field. It's a perfect read for anyone interested in the evolution of intelligent systems and chaos theory.
