F.A.Q

In this Frequently Asked Questions page you can find all terms and topics that are described in this webpage which are after reading through still not clear to you. If you have any further questions about the functionalities and possibilities of the Yoga Intelligent System then don't hesitate to contact us directly.

  • What is a neural network?

    What is a neural network?

    A neural network is a software solution that operates in a manner analogous to the natural neural network in the human brain. An exceptional feature of neural networks is distributing the knowledge throughout the network itself instead of demanding it to be explicitly written into the program. The network then learns through exposure to various situations.

    Neural networks are used in non-linear statistical data modeling or decision making tools to model complex relationships between inputs and outputs or to find patterns in data.

Technical F.A.Q's

  • Is it possible to send data and events from Yoga system to another system online and to control Yoga IB from that system?

    Yes it is - Yoga IBS has currently 2 API's (application programming interfaces) for that purpose: one is based on JSon-RPC, the other is based on XML TCP stream-sockets.

  • We have decided to install a control system for our home/office, but we have a very specific vision of how the system should behave. Does Yoga IB have anything besides standard behaviour?

    The standard behaviour of Yoga system is very rich of features and these features are configurable to customer-specific needs. However, if none of the standard features is suitable, the customer can implement his/her specific behaviour as Yoga rules. Rules in Yoga IB are Lua or Java program fragments which have access to events and data and can control almost anything in Yoga IB. In fact, the standard behaviour of Yoga IB is implemented as rules.

  • Is it possible to import users and their RFID card numbers from a legacy system to Yoga IB?

    Entering hundreds or even thousands of users manually is tedious and error-prone. 
    To avoid this time consuming work, Yoga IB is using Postgre SQL database as its data storage.

    The database structure concerning users and their cards is quite simple. This data can be imported directly to the database.