On MPT-implication functions for fuzzy logic.

Enric Trillas; Claudi Alsina; Ana Pradera

RACSAM (2004)

  • Volume: 98, Issue: 1, page 259-271
  • ISSN: 1578-7303

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This paper deals with numerical functions J : [0,1] x [0,1] → [0,1] able to functionally express operators →: [0,1]X x [0,1]Y → [0,1]XxY defined as (μ → σ)(x,y) = J(μ(x),σ(y)), and verifying either Modus Ponens or Modus Tollens, or both. The concrete goal of the paper is to search for continuous t-norms T and strong-negation functions N for which it is either T(a, J(a,b)) ≤ b (Modus Ponens) or T(N(b), J(a,b)) ≤ N(a) (Modus Tollens), or both, for all a,b in [0,1] and a given J. Functions J are taken among those in the most usual families considered in Fuzzy Logic, namely, R-implications, S-implications, Q-implications and Mamdani-Larsen implications. En passant, the cases of conditional probability and material conditional's probability are analyzed.

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Trillas, Enric, Alsina, Claudi, and Pradera, Ana. "On MPT-implication functions for fuzzy logic.." RACSAM 98.1 (2004): 259-271. <http://eudml.org/doc/41637>.

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TY - JOUR
AU - Trillas, Enric
AU - Alsina, Claudi
AU - Pradera, Ana
TI - On MPT-implication functions for fuzzy logic.
JO - RACSAM
PY - 2004
VL - 98
IS - 1
SP - 259
EP - 271
AB - This paper deals with numerical functions J : [0,1] x [0,1] → [0,1] able to functionally express operators →: [0,1]X x [0,1]Y → [0,1]XxY defined as (μ → σ)(x,y) = J(μ(x),σ(y)), and verifying either Modus Ponens or Modus Tollens, or both. The concrete goal of the paper is to search for continuous t-norms T and strong-negation functions N for which it is either T(a, J(a,b)) ≤ b (Modus Ponens) or T(N(b), J(a,b)) ≤ N(a) (Modus Tollens), or both, for all a,b in [0,1] and a given J. Functions J are taken among those in the most usual families considered in Fuzzy Logic, namely, R-implications, S-implications, Q-implications and Mamdani-Larsen implications. En passant, the cases of conditional probability and material conditional's probability are analyzed.
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