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Fuzzy Relations and Fuzzy Graphs
1985Fuzzy relations are fuzzy subsets of X × Y, that is, mappings from X → Y. They have been studied by a number of authors, in particular by Zadeh [1965, 1971], Kaufmann [1975], and Rosenfeld [1975]. Applications of fuzzy relations are widespread and important. We shall consider some of them and point to more possible uses at the end of this chapter.
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2018
We introduce the notion of the degree of incidence of a vertex and an edge in a fuzzy graph in fuzzy graph theory. We concentrate on incidence, where the edge is adjacent to the vertex. We determine results concerning bridges, cutvertices, cutpairs, fuzzy incidence paths, fuzzy incidence tree for fuzzy incidence graphs. In (Dinesh, Ph.D. thesis, Kannur
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We introduce the notion of the degree of incidence of a vertex and an edge in a fuzzy graph in fuzzy graph theory. We concentrate on incidence, where the edge is adjacent to the vertex. We determine results concerning bridges, cutvertices, cutpairs, fuzzy incidence paths, fuzzy incidence tree for fuzzy incidence graphs. In (Dinesh, Ph.D. thesis, Kannur
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A review of fuzzy AHP methods for decision-making with subjective judgements
Expert Systems With Applications, 2020Yan Liu, Claudia M Eckert
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Quantification of “fuzzy” chemical concepts: a computational perspective
Chemical Society Reviews, 2012Jérôme F Gonthier +2 more
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