Hi CF Kwong,
thanks for your words.
fuzzylite [-i] [-if] [-o] [-of] [-ex] [-max] [-sep]
-i is the input file where your controller is described (e.g. MyFile.fll)
-if is the format of the input file (e.g. fll)
-o is the output file where you want to export the controller given in -i
-of is the format of the output file
-max is the maximum number of results to produce when exporting to FuzzyLite Dataset
-sep is the separator to utilize when exporting to FuzzyLite Dataset
-ex refers to the built-in examples mamdani or takagi-sugeno
From these parameters, -if and -of are optional when the extensions of the input and output file clearly define the formats of the engines described. For example, -i MyFile.fll does not require the -if parameter since the extension is known, likewise with -of.
Examples:
fuzzylite MyFile.fll MyFile.fis #converts from FLL to FIS
fuzzylite -i MyFile.fll -if fll -o MyFile.fis -of fis #is equivalent to the previous command
fuzzylite -i MyFile.fll -o MyFile.fis #is equivalent to the previous command, -if and -of are redundant
fuzzylite -ex m -of fll #shows in console the built-in Mamdani example exported to FLL
fuzzylite -ex m -o MamdaniExample.fll #exports to FLL the built-in Mamdani example and stores it in MamdaniExample.fll
fuzzylite -ex t -o TakagiSugenoExample.fll #exports to FLL the built-in TS example and stores it in TakagiSugenoExample.fll
fuzzylite -ex m -of fld -max 1024 #exports the Mamdani example to FLD using a maximum of 1024 results and shows in console
fuzzylite -ex m -o MamdaniExample.fld -max 1024 #exports the Mamdani example to FLD using a maximum of 1024 results and stores it in file
In your case, I believe you want:
fuzzylite -i HD.fis -of fll #or
fuzzylite -i HD.fis -of fld -max 1024
Let me know if it helps.