Just thought I'd share this one here, a few loose ends tied

http://www.seanet.com/~ksbrown/kmath123.htm

It appears to be a mathematician's explanation and opinion on
fuzzy logic. I get the impression that he doesn't trust an FL program
to be capable of being fully tested and thus could make decisions
which we humans may disagree with, given that we have common
sense and a wealth of experience of the world that a micro will never
have. Decision-making algorithms are, of course, the responsibility
of the programmer.

I can see his point, that caveats apply to FL, in his opinion perhaps
more than for conventional programming, because their flexibility
and adaptability is both an advantage (if you get it right) and a
disadvantage (if you get it wrong).

He also answered one of my original questions - is fuzzy logic a
buzzword ?

Jinx