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Generalized negations and intuitionistic fuzzy sets - a criticism to a widely used terminology

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Generalized negations and intuitionistic fuzzy sets - a criticism to a widely used terminology
Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets Theory is based on a wrong nominalistic (terminological) assumption. It is defined as “intuitionistic” a negation which does not satisfy usual properties of the intuitionistic Brouwer negation, but it is called with this term only a particular generalized notion of negation which indeed corresponds to the de Morgan negation. This metatheoretical assumption is criticized and the role of different generalized negations is discussed.
Gianpiero Cattaneo, Davide Ciucci
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Type Conference
Year 2003
Where EUSFLAT
Authors Gianpiero Cattaneo, Davide Ciucci
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