The notion of fuzzy set closure is introduced to compare two fuzzy sets whose domain of values is a taxonomy.
Thus, the closure for fuzzy sets is a generalization of the crisp one.
In fact, in Section 7, we will show how to consider an appropriate topology on each FA-space depending on the fuzzy map F. The closure (overline{A}) of a subset A of a F s A-space ((X,F)) is overline{A}=A^{(0)}= bigl{ xin X / F x,A,t)=1, forall t>0 bigr}.
After obtaining the transitive closure, we can construct fuzzy equivalence matrix in domain set X.
It has been noted in the literature that a transitive closure of a bipolar weighted digraph contains useful new information for the fuzzy cognitive map it models.
This was based on the understanding that due to the fuzzy nature of the variation properties, there exists the tendency for escalation and closure-lag properties to overlap and potentially occur within respective open and closing swings.
Here, B ¯ denotes the closure of the set B. Let F ( X ) be the collection of all fuzzy sets in a metric space X.
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(ii) is convex fuzzy set (i.e., ), (iii) is upper semicontinuous on, (iv) is compact where denotes the closure of a subset.
The fuzzy similar matrix got from the above section does not necessarily have transitivity; before clustering, transitive closure t(R) needs to be found by least squares method, namely fuzzy equivalence matrix R′ is obtained.
