Rule Based or Pattern Matching?

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Well we never expected be kicking this horse but, I need som... - May 09, 2013 by anvil1021

These discussions have taken place before. I you search the... - May 10, 2013 by Reese

Pattern match is the simplest and less accurate method. Howe... - May 13, 2013 by Evtimov

anvil1021

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Rule Based or Pattern Matching? | 9 May, 2013

Well we never expected be kicking this horse but, I need some input from the largest group of assembly experts that I know of so, How is life after the initial learning how to program and debug and shock of changing to a new AOI platform or type etc.?

I would like to hear from the pattern match, folks and the rules based folks or anybody that has their 2 cents handy...Thank you...anvil

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Reese

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Rule Based or Pattern Matching? | 10 May, 2013

These discussions have taken place before. I you search the SMTNet forum for "rules based" or "pattern matching" you can probably find what you are looking for. Here is one thread.

http://www.smtnet.com/Forums/index.cfm?fuseaction=view_thread&CFApp=1&Thread_ID=13668&#Message58022

Reese

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Evtimov

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Rule Based or Pattern Matching? | 13 May, 2013

Pattern match is the simplest and less accurate method. However many people like it because is simple to teach.

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