On functionals measuring the fuzziness of solutions in relational equations

Other classical set theory (including functions, relations, and set algebra) (03E20) Relational systems, laws of composition (08A02) Fuzzy sets and logic (in connection with information, communication, or circuits theory) (94D05)

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Studied is a fuzzy relational equation \[ (1)\quad T(x_ i,z_ k)=(R\circ Q)(x_ i,z_ k)=\bigvee^{m}_{j=1}(R(x_ i,y_ j)\wedge Q(y_ j,z_ k)). \] R, Q, T stand for fuzzy relations defined in finite universes of discourse, namely, R:X\(\times Y\to L'\), Q:Y\(\times Z\to L'\), T:X\(\times Z\to L'\), \(card(X)=n\), \(card(Y)=m\), \(card(Z)=p\), while \(L'=(L,\wedge,\vee,\leq)\) denotes a totally ordered lattice. All the solutions of (1), say \({\mathcal R}\), \({\mathcal R}=\{R:X\times Y\to L'| R\circ Q=T\}\) for T, Q given, having a minimal and maximal value of fuzziness (measure of fuzziness) are specified and characterized. Special attention is paid to energy and entropy measures of fuzziness in case L being the interval [0,1].

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