Abstract:The classical mathematical theories have their difficulties which are pointed out in [18] for the solution complicated problems in engineering and environment. To overcome these difficulties, Molodtsov [18] introduced the concept of soft set as a new mathematical tool. Furthermore, D. Pei and D. Miao [22] showed that soft sets are a class of special information systems. In [9] for the soft set theory: new definitions, examples, new classes of soft sets, and properties for mappings between different classes of soft sets are introduced and studied. Moreover, the theory of soft topological spaces is investigated. This paper continues the study of the theory of soft topological spaces and presents for this theory new definitions, characterizations, and results concerning separation axioms, convergence, Cartesian product, soft θ -topology, and soft θ -continuity.
In this paper we study and discuss the soft set theory giving new definitions, examples, new classes of soft sets, and properties for mappings between different classes of soft sets. Furthermore, we investigate the theory of soft topological spaces and we present new definitions, characterizations, and properties concerning the soft closure, the soft interior, the soft boundary, the soft continuity, the soft open and closed maps, and the soft homeomorphism.
Abstract:The study of genetic sequences is of great importance in biology and medicine. Sequence analysis and taxonomy are two major fields of application of bioinformatics. In this survey, we present results concerning genetic sequences and Chou's pseudo amino acid composition as well as methodologies developed based on this concept along with elements of fuzzy set theory, and emphasize on fuzzy clustering and its application in analysis of genetic sequences.
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