HALO swMATH ID: 2527 Software Authors: Clark, David F.; Kandel, Abraham Description: HALO — a fuzzy programming language. This paper deals with a fuzzy programming language, used in implementation of fuzzy intelligent systems. Borrowing from both high- and low-order languages, HALO (High And Low Order) integrates the symbolic programming and order-independent structure of expert systems with the conrol structures and procedural abstraction of Pascal. The HALO language is based on possibility theory and consequently, is well-suited to expert system development. HALO, probably best described as a ’fuzzy Pascal’, is simple to learn and use yet is powerful enough for complex artificial intelligence applications requiring structure, modularity, process control, and uncertainty management. Homepage: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=127573.127576 Keywords: fuzzy programming; fuzzy intelligent systems; possibility theory Related Software: Cited in: 4 Publications Standard Articles 1 Publication describing the Software, including 1 Publication in zbMATH Year HALO — a fuzzy programming language. Zbl 0735.68077Clark, David F.; Kandel, Abraham 1991 all top 5 Cited by 8 Authors 2 Chen, Yixiang 2 Wu, Hengyang 1 Clares, Buenaventura 1 Clark, David F. 1 Conejo, Ricardo 1 Kandel, Abraham 1 Morales-Bueno, Rafael 1 Pérez de la Cruz, José Luis Cited in 1 Serial 3 Fuzzy Sets and Systems Cited in 2 Fields 4 Computer science (68-XX) 1 Mathematical logic and foundations (03-XX) Citations by Year