Handbook of Granular Computing 2008
DOI: 10.1002/9780470724163.ch33
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Fuzzy Associative Memories and Their Relationship to Mathematical Morphology

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“…Development of L-fuzzy MMs for other special cases of complete lattices L: Conventional, interval-valued, and intuitionistic fuzzy sets represent particular instances of information granules [8,90]. We suspect that there are other specific classes of information granules that form complete lattices and that are conducive to the application of morphological tools [81]. 3.…”
Section: Applications Of Interval-valued and Intuitionistic Fmmmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Development of L-fuzzy MMs for other special cases of complete lattices L: Conventional, interval-valued, and intuitionistic fuzzy sets represent particular instances of information granules [8,90]. We suspect that there are other specific classes of information granules that form complete lattices and that are conducive to the application of morphological tools [81]. 3.…”
Section: Applications Of Interval-valued and Intuitionistic Fmmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3. Development of L-fuzzy -in particular interval-valued and intuitionistic fuzzy -extensions of existing morphological neural networks such as fuzzy morphological associative memories [76][77][78][79]81,85]: Training of these new models may be achieved by means of a generalization of the "fuzzy learning by adjunction" scheme [85]. This issue appears to be promising due to the large number of applications of interval-valued type-2 fuzzy sets in rulebased systems and approximate reasoning [26,83,84].…”
Section: Applications Of Interval-valued and Intuitionistic Fmmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Examples of FMAMs include Kosko's max-min and max-product FAMs [12], the generalized FAM of Chung and Lee [13], Junbo's FAM [14], the max-min FAM with threshold of Liu [15], the fuzzy logical bidirectional associative memory of Belohlávek [16], as well as implicative fuzzy associative memories [17]. All of these FAM models represent fully-connected fuzzy neural networks without hidden layers [18,19]. As mentioned before, -FAMs are equipped with a competitive hidden layer.…”
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“…No caso em que x ξ = y ξ , para todo ξ = 1, · · · , p, a memóriá e dita autoassociativa. Memórias associativas projetadas para o armazenamento e recordação de conjuntos fuzzy são chamadas memórias associativas fuzzy [5,8].…”
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