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On reverses of some binary operators

Michal Šabo, Peter Strežo (2005)

Kybernetika

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The notion of reverse of any binary operation on the unit interval is introduced. The properties of reverses of some binary operations are studied and some applications of reverses are indicated.

Domination in the families of Frank and Hamacher t-norms

Peter Sarkoci (2005)

Kybernetika

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Domination is a relation between general operations defined on a poset. The old open problem is whether domination is transitive on the set of all t-norms. In this paper we contribute partially by inspection of domination in the family of Frank and Hamacher t-norms. We show that between two different t-norms from the same family, the domination occurs iff at least one of the t-norms involved is a maximal or minimal member of the family. The immediate consequence of this observation is...

Residual implications and co-implications from idempotent uninorms

Daniel Ruiz, Joan Torrens (2004)

Kybernetika

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This paper is devoted to the study of implication (and co-implication) functions defined from idempotent uninorms. The expression of these implications, a list of their properties, as well as some particular cases are studied. It is also characterized when these implications satisfy some additional properties specially interesting in the framework of implication functions, like contrapositive symmetry and the exchange principle.

Semicopulæ

Fabrizio Durante, Carlo Sempi (2005)

Kybernetika

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We define the notion of semicopula, a concept that has already appeared in the statistical literature and study the properties of semicopulas and the connexion of this notion with those of copula, quasi-copula, t -norm.

On some geometric transformation of t-norms.

Erich Peter Klement, Radko Mesiar, Endre Pap (1998)

Mathware and Soft Computing

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Given a triangular norm T, its t-reverse T*, introduced by C. Kimberling (Publ. Math. Debrecen 20, 21-39, 1973) under the name invert, is studied. The question under which conditions we have T** = T is completely solved. The t-reverses of ordinal sums of t-norms are investigated and a complete description of continuous, self-reverse t-norms is given, leading to a new characterization of the continuous t-norms T such that the function G(x,y) = x + y - T(x,y) is a t-conorm, a problem originally...