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When performing operation in an actual process, it becomes necessary to deal with complicated characteristics and environmental changes that cannot be described by a numerical model. For this reason, in addition to conventional control methods, it becomes indispensable to perform operations in a way that makes use of an operator’s experience[1,2]. Expert systems and fuzzy control systems are now attracting attention as ways to computerize such control operations.
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Hirota, K. (1993). ERIC — A Shell for Real-time Process Control. In: Hirota, K. (eds) Industrial Applications of Fuzzy Technology. Springer, Tokyo. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-65877-1_2
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