2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijar.2019.03.002
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Fuzzy four-fold tables: Their properties and use in fuzzy association analysis

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“…The data that the former needs to deal with are discrete, which can represent the relationship between different variables, while the latter is to process the numerical field, discretize, segment, or directly process the data. According to the abstract level of the data to be processed, it can be divided into single-layer and multi-layer association rules [22]. For the former, all variables are at the same level, without considering that the data, in reality, may have different levels; for the latter, multi-layer data is fully considered, that is, the rules contain multiple hierarchical attribute variables.…”
Section: Analysis Of Fuzzy Association Rulesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The data that the former needs to deal with are discrete, which can represent the relationship between different variables, while the latter is to process the numerical field, discretize, segment, or directly process the data. According to the abstract level of the data to be processed, it can be divided into single-layer and multi-layer association rules [22]. For the former, all variables are at the same level, without considering that the data, in reality, may have different levels; for the latter, multi-layer data is fully considered, that is, the rules contain multiple hierarchical attribute variables.…”
Section: Analysis Of Fuzzy Association Rulesmentioning
confidence: 99%