[Juan Rada-Vilela (admin)]

Hi Julio,

The problem is that you did not press the process rules button, but rather the generate all possible rules.
Please, reload the engine and try again.

The rules are defined in text, so you can edit the text in the window where the rules are, that is, where you found:
if Ambient is DARK then Power is ?
#[variable error] term not found in variable {/src/variable/Variable.cpp::getTerm() [line:167]}
if Ambient is MEDIUM then Power is ?
#[variable error] term not found in variable {/src/variable/Variable.cpp::getTerm() [line:167]}
if Ambient is BRIGHT then Power is ?
#[variable error] term not found in variable {/src/variable/Variable.cpp::getTerm() [line:167]}
#———————————————
# Total rules: 3. Good Rules: 0. Bad Rules: 3.

Let me know if that helps.

[Juan Rada-Vilela (admin)]

Hi CF Kwong,

thanks for your words.

fuzzylite [-i] [-if] [-o] [-of] [-ex] [-max] [-sep]
-i is the input file where your controller is described (e.g. MyFile.fll)
-if is the format of the input file (e.g. fll)
-o is the output file where you want to export the controller given in -i
-of is the format of the output file
-max is the maximum number of results to produce when exporting to FuzzyLite Dataset
-sep is the separator to utilize when exporting to FuzzyLite Dataset
-ex refers to the built-in examples mamdani or takagi-sugeno

From these parameters, -if and -of are optional when the extensions of the input and output file clearly define the formats of the engines described. For example, -i MyFile.fll does not require the -if parameter since the extension is known, likewise with -of.

Examples:
fuzzylite MyFile.fll MyFile.fis #converts from FLL to FIS
fuzzylite -i MyFile.fll -if fll -o MyFile.fis -of fis #is equivalent to the previous command
fuzzylite -i MyFile.fll -o MyFile.fis #is equivalent to the previous command, -if and -of are redundant
fuzzylite -ex m -of fll #shows in console the built-in Mamdani example exported to FLL
fuzzylite -ex m -o MamdaniExample.fll #exports to FLL the built-in Mamdani example and stores it in MamdaniExample.fll
fuzzylite -ex t -o TakagiSugenoExample.fll #exports to FLL the built-in TS example and stores it in TakagiSugenoExample.fll
fuzzylite -ex m -of fld -max 1024 #exports the Mamdani example to FLD using a maximum of 1024 results and shows in console
fuzzylite -ex m -o MamdaniExample.fld -max 1024 #exports the Mamdani example to FLD using a maximum of 1024 results and stores it in file

In your case, I believe you want:

fuzzylite -i HD.fis -of fll #or
fuzzylite -i HD.fis -of fld -max 1024

Let me know if it helps.

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