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Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2009
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Miguel A. Ballester, Tomasa Calvo
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Miguel A. Ballester, Tomasa Calvo
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Stability in Aggregation Operators
2012Many properties have been studied in relation with the aggregation operatorfunctions such as continuity, commutativity, monotonicity, associativity. But in contrast, few efforts have been dedicated to research the relations among the members of a family of aggregation operators.
Daniel Gómez 0001 +3 more
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Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2004
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Tomasa Calvo, Ana Pradera
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Tomasa Calvo, Ana Pradera
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Aggregation operators based on indistinguishability operators
International Journal of Intelligent Systems, 2006This article gives a new approach to aggregating assuming that there is an indistinguishability operator or similarity defined on the universe of discourse. The very simple idea is that when we want to aggregate two values a and b we are looking for a value l that is as similar to a as to b or, in a more logical language, the degrees of equivalence of ...
Jacas Moral, Juan +1 more
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Aggregation operators on shadowed sets
Information Sciences, 2022zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Boffa S. +3 more
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2016
This paper treats the problem of fitting aggregation operators to empirical data. Specifically, we are interested in modelling of the conjunction in human language. To our knowledge, the first attempt to see how humans "interpret" the conjunction for graded properties is due to the paper [1]. In that case, simply the minimum t-norm came out.
Vojtech Havlena, Dana Hlinená
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This paper treats the problem of fitting aggregation operators to empirical data. Specifically, we are interested in modelling of the conjunction in human language. To our knowledge, the first attempt to see how humans "interpret" the conjunction for graded properties is due to the paper [1]. In that case, simply the minimum t-norm came out.
Vojtech Havlena, Dana Hlinená
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2013
It was in 1990, when I was still studying my degree in Computer Science, when I met Prof. Lotfi Zadeh for the first time, if I do not remember wrongly. It was in a conference I was participating in Barcelona where he gave one of the plenary talks. I remember clearly that he mentioned fuzzy systems and the successful Japanese applications of the late ...
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It was in 1990, when I was still studying my degree in Computer Science, when I met Prof. Lotfi Zadeh for the first time, if I do not remember wrongly. It was in a conference I was participating in Barcelona where he gave one of the plenary talks. I remember clearly that he mentioned fuzzy systems and the successful Japanese applications of the late ...
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Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2003
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Aggregation operators in Information Retrieval
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2017zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
MARRARA, STEFANIA +2 more
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Aggregation operators: ordering and bounds
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Tomasa Calvo, Radko Mesiar
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