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In this short note we show that for fuzzy sets of type II the additive rule for cardinalities holds true. The proof of this result requires an application of approximate reasoning as means of inference by use of the entailment principle.
We use the concept of t-norms and conorms to develop a pseudo metric and we then use this pseudo metric to define a class of measures of fuzziness associated with a fuzzy set. We investigate the properties of this class of measures of fuzziness.
We study here the behavior of the t-norms at the point (1/2, 1/2). We indicate why this point can be considered as significant in the specification of t-norms. Then, we suggest that the image of this point can be used to classify the t-norms. We consider some usual examples. We also study the case of parameterized t-norms. Finally using the results of this study, we propose a uniform method of computing the parameters. This method allows not only having the same parameter-scale for all the families,...
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