I think Lawrence A. Janowitch wrote:
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> For what it's worth. I very much like the idea and the bases covered. I do
> however suspect that there is a market for users (err, like me) who are not
> computer types by training or inclination. Th
Hi Ernest.
This is great news about your book!
Some things you might consider:
FAQ. Newbies on the jess-users list seems to have some rather common
themes (esp. related to installation, Java, rule writing, performance,
missing features, and so forth) that might be gathered in a single place
Just a question, is there any content on FuzzyJess in the book?
Cheers,
Diego
> Hi Folks,
>
> A little news about the Jess book. The manuscript is finished, and the
> full technical review is almost over. Manning is putting the book in
> its Spring catalog. It should be published early next
I think Diego Lopez de Ipina wrote:
> Just a question, is there any content on FuzzyJess in the book?
Yes! We were lucky enough to have Bob Orchard, the creator of
FuzzyJess, contribute a very nice essay in which he elaborates one of
the books's examples by adding fuzzy logic.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
Good on you Bob Orchard, this is very much needed for expert readers,
newbies and keen
learners who want to build Fuzzy Expert Systems. This will greatly enhances
the
understanding of building powerful Fuzzy Expert Systems by integrating
FuzzyJ and JESS
because of its tolerance to data ambiguit
