On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees

The notion of inclusion is a cornerstone in set theory and therefore, its generalization in fuzzy set theory is of great interest. The degree of f-inclusion is one generalization of such a notion that differs from others existing in the literature because the degree of inclusion is considered as a m...

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Main Authors: Nicolás Madrid, Manuel Ojeda-Aciego
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Language:English
Published: Springer 2020-04-01
Series:International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems
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Online Access:https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125938836/view
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description The notion of inclusion is a cornerstone in set theory and therefore, its generalization in fuzzy set theory is of great interest. The degree of f-inclusion is one generalization of such a notion that differs from others existing in the literature because the degree of inclusion is considered as a mapping instead of a value in the unit interval. On the other hand, the degree of f-weak-contradiction was introduced to represent the contradiction between two fuzzy sets via a mapping and its definition has many similarities with the f-degree of inclusion. This suggests the existence of relations between both f-degrees. Specifically, following this line, we analyze the relationship between the f-degree of inclusion and the f-degree of contradiction via the complement of fuzzy sets and Galois connections.
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spelling doaj.art-65620af409b849f3aee7a515f823cabb2022-12-22T02:57:13ZengSpringerInternational Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems1875-68832020-04-0113110.2991/ijcis.d.200409.001On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional DegreesNicolás MadridManuel Ojeda-AciegoThe notion of inclusion is a cornerstone in set theory and therefore, its generalization in fuzzy set theory is of great interest. The degree of f-inclusion is one generalization of such a notion that differs from others existing in the literature because the degree of inclusion is considered as a mapping instead of a value in the unit interval. On the other hand, the degree of f-weak-contradiction was introduced to represent the contradiction between two fuzzy sets via a mapping and its definition has many similarities with the f-degree of inclusion. This suggests the existence of relations between both f-degrees. Specifically, following this line, we analyze the relationship between the f-degree of inclusion and the f-degree of contradiction via the complement of fuzzy sets and Galois connections.https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125938836/viewFuzzy setsInclusion measureContradiction measureGalois connections
spellingShingle Nicolás Madrid
Manuel Ojeda-Aciego
On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees
International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems
Fuzzy sets
Inclusion measure
Contradiction measure
Galois connections
title On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees
title_full On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees
title_fullStr On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees
title_full_unstemmed On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees
title_short On Contradiction and Inclusion Using Functional Degrees
title_sort on contradiction and inclusion using functional degrees
topic Fuzzy sets
Inclusion measure
Contradiction measure
Galois connections
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