nlog: переводы

→Fuzzy logic in itself is not difficult to implement. Any serious programmer can program fuzzy logic, or even better, implement a neural network. Once the fuzzy processor, be it soft or hard, has delivered a set of options to a given problem, the problem rests entirely on choosing the most "reasonable" option. If this applies to chess, the answer is pretty straightfoward: reasonable means winning the game, period. In most human activities, however, and especially in language, the end purpose is not that simple. Consistency (human consistency) means that the answer has to match common sense, defined as the end result of countless learning situations which a person has lived since birth (we may distinguish one's personal trial-and-error situations, the wisdom acquired from education, plus the inborn instinctive knowledge: mature, nurture and nature). So the two-fold question is: can a computer memory store such a sum of knowledge? Can a program correctly process it and draw conclusions from it?