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From: sypkens.smit@tip.nl (Matthijs Sypkens Smit)
Subject: Re: (Fuzzy) Logic in number game.
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Date: Thu, 26 Sep 1996 16:38:39 GMT
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sypkens.smit@tip.nl (Matthijs Sypkens Smit) wrote:

>Hello,

>I've made a little game. It works the following way:
>The computer generates a number from 1 to 1000.
>The user has to guess whether the next number will be higher or lower
>than the previous one. Each time the prediction was right the user is
>awarded a point.

>After this I changed the program in such a way that the computer
>played the game and while playing showed the average points he got.
>If the computer plays I simply use the following method for
>determining whether the next number is going to be higher or lower:
>If the generated number is above 500 the computer "guesses" lower,
>else he quesses higher. Using this method I alway get an average of
>about 3.

>So my question is:
>Is there any Fuzzy method for determening if the following number is
>going to be higher or lower?

>Maybe using the prior values of the numbers or putting a little
>arbitrary in the computers "logic".

>Any help or suggestions are appriciated.
>BTW: It's programmed with Visual Basic.

I forgot to mention:
I'd like to know if there are any (Fuzzy) methods to get a higher
average than 3.

Matthijs Sypkens Smit
sypkens.smit@tip.nl

