FuzzyCOPE 4

Introduction

Work on FuzzyCOPE 3 started at the very end of 1997, and the system was released in mmid-1998. While it is a reasonably popular system (there have been over 17000 hits on the FuzzyCOPE 3 website in the last year), some users and members of the development team have both expressed some dissatisfaction with the software. Therefore, work on a replacement system, FuzyzCOPE 4, has begun.

Whereas FuzzyCOPE 3 was a radical redesign compared to it's predecessors, FuzzyCOPE 4 is intended to be more of an evolutionary change. While it will feature a completely redesigned user interface, the underlying principles of the computational engine will remain the same.

FuzzyCOPE 4 is currently in the advanced design stage of development. It's initial release date is set for the end of March 2000, although a beta release may occur before then.

Features of FuzzyCOPE 4

Selected new features of FuzzyCOPE 4 are:

multi-platform implementation (Win32 and Linux/X-Windows will be supported in the initial release)
completely redesigned user interface
Four layer Fuzzy Neural Networks
Elman Simple Recurrent Networks
Evolving Fuzzy Neural Networks (EFuNNs)
More data manipulation and transformation functions
interactive, in-memory manipulation of network architectures and data sets
revamped command line tools
API programming libraries for C++ and Visual Basic

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Last modified on: 27/07/99.

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