General complex-valued grouping functions
Summary: Grouping function is a special kind of aggregation function which measures the amount of evidence in favor of either of the two choices. Recently, complex fuzzy sets have been successfully used in many fields. This paper extends the concept of grouping functions to the complex-valued setting. We introduce the concepts of complex-valued grouping, complex-valued 0-grouping, complex-valued 1-grouping, and general complex-valued grouping functions. We present some interesting results and construction methods of general complex-valued grouping functions.
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