HALO
HALO --- a fuzzy programming language. This paper deals with a fuzzy programming language, used in implementation of fuzzy intelligent systems. Borrowing from both high- and low-order languages, HALO (High And Low Order) integrates the symbolic programming and order-independent structure of expert systems with the conrol structures and procedural abstraction of Pascal. The HALO language is based on possibility theory and consequently, is well-suited to expert system development. HALO, probably best described as a ’fuzzy Pascal’, is simple to learn and use yet is powerful enough for complex artificial intelligence applications requiring structure, modularity, process control, and uncertainty management.
This software is also peer reviewed by journal TOMS.
This software is also peer reviewed by journal TOMS.
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Sorted by year (- Wu, Hengyang; Chen, Yixiang: Semantics of non-deterministic possibility computation (2012)
- Wu, Hengyang; Chen, Yixiang: The semantics of (wlp) and (slp) of fuzzy imperative programming languages (2011)
- Morales-Bueno, Rafael; Pérez-de-la-Cruz, José-Luis; Conejo, Ricardo; Clares, Buenaventura: A family of fuzzy programming languages (1997)
- Morales-Bueno, Rafael; Conejo, Ricardo; Pérez de la Cruz, José Luis; Clares, Buenaventura: An elementary fuzzy programming language (1993) ioport
- Clark, David F.; Kandel, Abraham: HALO --- a fuzzy programming language (1991)