Topologies generated by two ideals and the corresponding j-approximations spaces with applications
Summary: Ideal is a fundamental concept in topological spaces and plays an important role in the study of topological problems. This motivated us to use two ideals to generate different topologies to take the advantage of the two ideals at the same time. Two ideals represent two opinions instead of one opinion which is very useful for using the insights of two groups of experts to study the problem and elicit decisions based on their common vision. Topology is a rich source for constructs that is helpful to enrich the original model of approximations spaces. Rough set theory has inbuilt topological concepts. Hence, the main purpose of this paper is to point out that the concept of rough sets has a purely topological aspects nature. To do so, new approximations spaces are introduced and defined based on the topologies generated by two ideals. The results in this paper show that the topological concepts can be a powerful method to study rough set models. The basic properties of these approximations are studied and compared to the previous ones and shown to be more general. The importance of the current paper is not only introducing a new kind of rough set based on bi-ideals, increasing the accuracy measure, and reducing the boundary region of the sets which is the main aim of rough set but also introducing a chemical application to explain the concepts.
- Bi-ideal approximation spaces and their applications
- Generalization of Pawlak's rough approximation spaces by using \(\delta \beta \)-open sets
- Generalized rough set models determined by multiple neighborhoods generated from a similarity relation
- Generalized rough sets
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- Matroidal approaches to rough sets via closure operators
- New Topologies from Old via Ideals
- On generalization of rough multiset via multiset ideals
- On rough approximations via ideal
- On the structure of generalized rough sets
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- Rough set approach to incomplete information systems
- Rough set theory for topological spaces
- Rough sets
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- Topological approaches to covering rough sets
- Topological structure of generalized rough sets
- Topology vs generalized rough sets
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