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About Saurabh Kudesia
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I can answer your queries related to AI, Fuzzy logic, algorithms, VR and simulation theories.

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With an electronics background, I was rated as one of the Top 5 expert of Yahoo!Expert Group for three years in the category AI/Robotics. I have had the honour of evaluating books of international repute on AI/Robotics as Subject Matter Expert. I have in my credit more than 50 papers/articles published in different National and International Magazines/websites covering various aspects of AI, Robotics, VR and Mind theories. I am also contributing my skills and expertise to help movements like Singularity, Transhumanity and Cryonics.
 
   

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Artificial Intelligence - difference between AI and Fuzzy-neuro logics


Expert: Saurabh Kudesia - 3/13/2009

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hello sir,can u tell me,is there any difference between fuzzy logic and neural networks?if yes what? and if no,then how would u like to relate them?thank u.

Answer
Hi, Kalyani,

Fuzzy logic has emerged as a mathematical tool to deal with the uncertainties in human perception and reasoning. It also provides a framework for an inference mechanism that allows for approximate human reasoning capabilities to be applied to knowledge-based systems. On the other hand, artificial neural networks have emerged as fast computation tools with learning and adaptivity capabilities. Recently, these two fields have been integrated into a new emerging technology called fuzzy neural networks which combines the benefits of each field.

Best wishes,
Saurabh

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