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Representations of L-fuzzy rough approximation operators

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INFORMATION SCIENCES
Volume 645, Issue -, Pages -

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ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC
DOI: 10.1016/j.ins.2023.119324

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Fuzzy rough set; Fuzzy rough approximation operator; Cut set; Completely distributive lattice

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There has been a growing interest in the development of lattice-valued rough set theory in recent years. This framework includes various types of rough sets, such as intuitionistic, interval-valued, neutrosophic, and Pythagorean fuzzy rough sets. Additionally, representations of fuzzy rough approximation operators based on a completely distributive lattice are provided, extending the existing results for the case when the lattice is [0,1]. It is shown that the representations of intuitionistic and interval-valued fuzzy rough approximation operators proposed by Zhou and Sun are special cases of the proposed representations.
In recent years, there has been tremendous interest in developing lattice-valued rough set theory. In this framework, we primarily take into account the following two problems. Firstly, we include the well-known intuitionistic, interval-valued, neutrosophic and Pythagorean fuzzy rough sets into the framework of lattice-valued rough sets. Specifically, the four kinds of rough sets can be considered as special lattice-valued rough sets. Secondly, based on a completely distributive lattice L, we provide representations of the upper and lower L-fuzzy rough approximation operators by using four kinds of cut sets of an L-fuzzy set and an L-fuzzy relation, which generalizes the existing results in the case that L = [0, 1]. In particular, we show that representations of intuitionistic and interval-valued fuzzy rough approximation operators provided by Zhou and Sun are special examples of our proposed representations.

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