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FSS
2010
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Fuzzy sets and geometric logic
H¨ohle has identified fuzzy sets, valued in a frame (complete Heyting algebra) Ω, with certain sheaves over Ω: the subsheaves of constant sheaves More general sheaves can be...
Steven Vickers
FSS
2007
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An empirical test of some measurement-theoretic axioms for fuzzy sets
In the previous years some authors have been elaborating on the measurementtheoretic foundations of fuzzy set theory. A well-known problem in this approach is the difficult applic...
C. Desimpelaere, Thierry Marchant
FLAIRS
2003
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When Regions Start to Move
In this paper, we discuss a formalism for modeling regions that are exposed to movement or deformation. The basis of our formalism is the RCC theory, which uses topological relati...
Hans W. Guesgen
IJAR
2008
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New geometric inference techniques for type-2 fuzzy sets
This paper presents new techniques for performing logical operations on type-2 fuzzy sets. These techniques make significant use of geometric methods to give, for the first time, ...
Simon Coupland, Robert John
EUSFLAT
2003
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Comparison of two approaches to approximated reasoning
A comparison is made of two approaches to approximate reasoning: Mamdani's interpolation method and the implication method. Both approaches are variants of Zadeh's compo...
Pim van den Broek