Subj : Re: Polymorphism sucks [Was: Paradigms which way to go?]
To   : comp.programming,comp.object
From : Willem
Date : Tue Aug 23 2005 12:59 pm

Jussi wrote:
) Willem wrote:
)
)> But *implementation* of fuzzy logic implies discrete values,
)> and therefore applicability of binary.
)
) From what I have read of fuzzy logic it is all about shades
) of gray.
)
) If this is the case there is definitely no room for the black
) and white of binary logic.

Besides the fact that there is a difference between 'binary' and
'binary logic', there is, in fact, plenty of room for binary logic.

Let's assume, for example, that we're implementing 256 shades of grey.
Then each value can be represented by 8 boolean values, and each
operation on one, two, or more grey-values can be represented by
a set of operations on 8, 16, or more boolean values.


SaSW, Willem
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