Representation and operations of discrete fuzzy numbers
A fuzzy set \(u\in [0,1]^\mathbb R\) is said to be a discrete fuzzy number if its support is finite and consisting of points \(\{x_1,\ldots, x_n\}\) such that there exist natural numbers \(s,t\) with \(1 \leq s \leq t \leq n\) such that (i) \(u(x_i) =1\) for \(i\) with \(s\leq i \leq t\), (ii) \(u(x_i) \leq u(x_j)\) for \(i,j\) with \( 1 \leq i \leq j \leq s,\) and (iii) \(u(x_i) \geq u(x_j)\) for \(i,j\) with \( t \leq i \leq j \leq n.\) The authors present a kind of representation. They show that the addition does not preserve the closeness and, henceforth, they give a new kind of addition of discrete fuzzy numbers.
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- The general theory of decisions
- Sum of discrete fuzzy numbers with fuzzy set of summands
- Sums of fuzzy sets of summands
- Hukuhara difference of Z-numbers
- Aggregation functions on the set of discrete fuzzy numbers defined from a pair of discrete aggregations
- Triangular norms and conorms on the set of discrete fuzzy numbers
- Negation Functions in the Set of Discrete Fuzzy Numbers
- Aggregation of subjective evaluations based on discrete fuzzy numbers
- Fuzzy implications defined on the set of discrete fuzzy numbers
- Residual implications on the set of discrete fuzzy numbers
- The arithmetic of discrete Z-numbers
- Using discrete fuzzy numbers in the aggregation of incomplete qualitative information
- Extension of discrete t-norms and t-conorms to discrete fuzzy numbers
- Functions defined on a set of Z-numbers
- Representability of binary relations through fuzzy numbers
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