Adaptive fuzzy frequency hopper

An adaptive fuzzy system generates the frequency hopping sequence for a spread spectrum communications system. The system learns rules from data and acts as a pseudorandom number generator. The IMSL uniform random number generator gives training samples. An adaptive scheme learns associations between previous samples and the current sample and encodes these as fuzzy rules. The output fuzzy set for each rule acts as a conditional probability density function. The if-part of the rule states the conditions. At each step thirty prior outputs, scanned according to a fixed sampling pattern, give a new sample distribution x/sub k/. The vector x/sub k/ partially matches the if-part distribution of a fuzzy rule and partially fires that rule's output fuzzy set. With the estimated output fuzzy sets the fuzzy system computes the conditional density p/sub . >

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