2012
DOI: 10.1007/s13042-012-0107-7
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Rough sets and topological spaces based on similarity

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“…This method is utilized in conjunction with other learning approaches having explanation capability that learn what HELM has learned. This study adopts the rough set theory (RST) [37] as the knowledge generator, because it has numerous advantages: (1) it yields a human-readable representation in an ''if (condition), then (decision)'' style [14,34]; (2) it handles vagueness and uncertainty in decision making [1,20,28,45,47,48,53]; (3) it is grounded only on the initial data and does not require additional information, unlike the grade of membership in the fuzzy set theory or probability in statistics [18,43]; and (4) the informative rules induced from RST are based on facts, because each decision rule is supported by a set of real-life examples [17]. The knowledge generated from HELM by RST can be viewed as a roadmap for decision makers to make reliable judgments.…”
Section: Hybrid Ensemble Learning Forecasting Mechanism (Helm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This method is utilized in conjunction with other learning approaches having explanation capability that learn what HELM has learned. This study adopts the rough set theory (RST) [37] as the knowledge generator, because it has numerous advantages: (1) it yields a human-readable representation in an ''if (condition), then (decision)'' style [14,34]; (2) it handles vagueness and uncertainty in decision making [1,20,28,45,47,48,53]; (3) it is grounded only on the initial data and does not require additional information, unlike the grade of membership in the fuzzy set theory or probability in statistics [18,43]; and (4) the informative rules induced from RST are based on facts, because each decision rule is supported by a set of real-life examples [17]. The knowledge generated from HELM by RST can be viewed as a roadmap for decision makers to make reliable judgments.…”
Section: Hybrid Ensemble Learning Forecasting Mechanism (Helm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e interaction between topological and rough set theory is due to Skowron [3] and Wiweger [4] who first discussed the role of topological aspects in rough sets. en, a combination of rough set theory and topological theory became the main goal of many studies [5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. is interaction also included some generalizations of topology such as minimal structure [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditional rough approaches are based on equivalence relations, but this condition is not fulfilled in some cases. So, the approximations have been broaden to the similarity relation based rough sets [2], [3], the tolerance relation based rough sets [4], the dominance relation based rough sets [5], the arbitrary binary relation based rough sets [6], [7], [9]. An attractive and inherent research aim in rough set theory is to study rough set theory by means of topology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%