Fuzzy Logic and memory

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From: Matt Wette
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 14:41

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I've had a very limited exposure to Fuzzy Logic.  However, from what
I've seen Fuzzy Logic is memoryless.  This seems to be a severe
limitation.  What is done to rectify the situation.  One possibility
is to use state estimators.  Do others exist.  I could imagine that
someone would want to use a dynamic logic function which maps the
input sets to the output sets.  Is this done?

Matt
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