Fuzzy Roughness Degree Measurement Model Based on Level Effect

Fa Chao Li; Jian Ning Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.610.377

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Fuzzy Roughness Degree Measurement Model Based on Level Effect

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Nowadays there are two kinds of tools which are widely used in uncertain information processing, namely, the fuzzy sets theory and fuzzy roughness sets theory. Besides, how to construct a fusion method for the two kinds of uncertain information systematically has been a focus in both academic and applied fields. In this paper, we put forward the concept of level effect function, and analyze the characteristics of a kind of level effect function. Furthermore, we present the fuzzy roughness degree measurement model based on level effect (FRD-BLE), by combining with the roughness measurement method of level cut set. All the results indicate that FRD-BLE has good structural characteristics and interpretability both in theoretical analysis and practical applications. It can be easily apply the fuzzy processing consciousness into decision-making system with the aid help of FRD-BLE.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 610)

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August 2014

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Fa Chao Li*, Jian Ning Yin

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Fuzzy Roughness Degree, Level Cut Set, Level Effect Function, Rough Fuzzy Set

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