Hello Shallu Rani ,
I would say, impossible is nothing. The general approach is to verify how much of the required functionality is implemented with standard PI Software and consider custom application development only where necessary due to missing alternatives.
After doing some research, my understanding is that Fuzzy Logic is more a methodology of taking decisions. Instead of using true or false, there is certainties used as factors and multiple factors are involved with decisions. My understanding may be wrong or not but "fuzzy logic" as such is not a clear definition or does not have a fixed algorithm. You will however have to come up with some logic / algorithm you like to follow. My suggestion is to start developing the algorithm(s) which return the required output for you. This can be done on a sheet of paper. In a next step, list the required functions. See which of these functions are implemented with Asset Analytics or if there is eventually functions which could be substitutes.
If you find Asset Analytics is not allowing you to do the job, you can still look into alternatives which are
I can also think of a combination like doing some preprocessing using Asset Analytics and doing other things in a custom application.
Hello Shallu Rani ,
I would say, impossible is nothing. The general approach is to verify how much of the required functionality is implemented with standard PI Software and consider custom application development only where necessary due to missing alternatives.
After doing some research, my understanding is that Fuzzy Logic is more a methodology of taking decisions. Instead of using true or false, there is certainties used as factors and multiple factors are involved with decisions. My understanding may be wrong or not but "fuzzy logic" as such is not a clear definition or does not have a fixed algorithm. You will however have to come up with some logic / algorithm you like to follow. My suggestion is to start developing the algorithm(s) which return the required output for you. This can be done on a sheet of paper. In a next step, list the required functions. See which of these functions are implemented with Asset Analytics or if there is eventually functions which could be substitutes.
If you find Asset Analytics is not allowing you to do the job, you can still look into alternatives which are
I can also think of a combination like doing some preprocessing using Asset Analytics and doing other things in a custom application.