http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/ 2008-07-31T02:23:39-07:00 http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/ http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2008-07-29T19:59:42-07:00 bjmiller http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/netweaver:nodes:cross_reference Topic nodes are high level nodes with proper names: * calculated data link * goal * goal group * simple_data_link Proxy nodes stand in for and do the work of topic-nodes: * data link proxy * fuzzy curve * goal group proxy text/html 2008-07-04T09:59:28-07:00 http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/home This is a DokuWiki-based help system. If you are using this help system from within one of the NetWeaver applications it is context sensitive: the system navigates automatically to the page matching where you are within NetWeaver. This help system can be used either live or offline. Live use gives you the most current content and also allows you to contribute to the system. Using the system offline is faster but it lacks some of the features such as editing and searching. text/html 2007-10-12T13:44:23-07:00 http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/netweaver:concepts:brief_history The NetWeaver inference engine was developed at Penn State University by Michael C. Saunders and Bruce J. Miller. Initial development of the system began in 1987, but the system has been steadily evolving ever since that time. It was originally developed for the Macintosh (tm Apple Computer) but has since been ported to Windows and Unix. It is written in highly portable C++. text/html 2007-02-13T14:41:45-07:00 bjmiller http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/netweaver:concepts:fuzzy_logic Although the term, FuzzyLogic, has a distinctly esoteric ring to it, the concept is actually fairly simple. FuzzyLogic provides a metric for expressing the degree to which an observation on some variable belongs to a set that represents a concept. Alternatively, one might say that FuzzyLogic is concerned with “aboutness.” To make the concept clear, let’s consider a simple example. text/html 2007-02-13T14:38:39-07:00 bjmiller http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/netweaver:terms An antecededent “comes before”. In NetWeaver an antecedent is a node that supplies data or some evaluation up to a higher level node (a node). ArcGIS is ESRI's (<http://esri.com>) suite of GIS products. Our ArcGis extension to NetWeaver (under development) will add NetWeaver functionality to ArcGIS. It will be one of two NetWeaver components that replace EMDS, the other component is . text/html 2007-01-03T16:00:00-07:00 bjmiller http://help.netweaver.rules-of-thumb.com/netweaver:tutorials:displaying_results_in_google_maps This procedure works only for point data. For an example see: <http://hbw.herongroupllc.com/maps> From within NetWeaver Developer or Analyst: * Make sure your database includes latitude and longitudes for each record * Connect to your database * Process the database. Save the processed data as XML.