2022
DOI: 10.1109/tnnls.2021.3054063
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Optimal Scale Combination Selection Integrating Three-Way Decision With Hasse Diagram

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“…Point 1 is the point 1 of point set {1}, and the vertical distribution diagram of Q(A (0) ) = {{1}} is obtained. Therefore, the vertical distribution diagram of P(A (0) ) and Q(A (0) ) constitutes the vertical distribution diagram of P(A (1) ) = P(A (0) ) + Q(A (0) ). Finally, point 0 and 1 are connected to obtain line segment 0..1; This is shown in figure 4.…”
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“…Point 1 is the point 1 of point set {1}, and the vertical distribution diagram of Q(A (0) ) = {{1}} is obtained. Therefore, the vertical distribution diagram of P(A (0) ) and Q(A (0) ) constitutes the vertical distribution diagram of P(A (1) ) = P(A (0) ) + Q(A (0) ). Finally, point 0 and 1 are connected to obtain line segment 0..1; This is shown in figure 4.…”
Section: The Distribution Of Finite Power Setsmentioning
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“…(ii) ( ii) Connect points 0 and 2 to obtain line segment 0 .. 2, crossing point 2 as the parallel line of segment 0..1 intersects 2 ordinal line π 2 at 12, namely the point of subset {1,2}. The vertical distribution graph of Q(A (1) ) = {{2}, {1,2}} is obtained. In this way, the vertical distribution of P(A (1) ) and Q(A (1) ) is yielded, which makes up the vertical distribution of P(A ( 2) ) = P(A (1) ) + Q(A (1) ).…”
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