2013 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research 2013
DOI: 10.1109/iccic.2013.6724196
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Algebric properties of rough sets using topological characterisations and approximate equalities

Abstract: The notion of rough sets [4] was used by Novotny and Pawlak [1, 2, 3] to introduce the concept of rough equality, in order to incorporate user knowledge in determining the equality of sets, which is a natural phenomenon in day to day life. Even this notion was shown to be deficient and was extended by Tripathy et al [6,9] to define the notion of rough equivalence of sets, which is more suitable in real life situations. Tripathy [7] added two more approximate equalities to this list in order to complete the kin… Show more

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“…Validity of similar properties has been verified for all the other three types of approximate equalities. Algebraic properties involving rough sets using approximate equalities have been considered in [16,18]. As far as mu ltigranular rough sets are concerned, the rough equality and the rough equivalence have been extended to define the corresponding approximate equalities so far [14,17].…”
Section: E Other Approximate Equalitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Validity of similar properties has been verified for all the other three types of approximate equalities. Algebraic properties involving rough sets using approximate equalities have been considered in [16,18]. As far as mu ltigranular rough sets are concerned, the rough equality and the rough equivalence have been extended to define the corresponding approximate equalities so far [14,17].…”
Section: E Other Approximate Equalitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%