Compatibility of Fuzzy Relations.

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Title: Compatibility of Fuzzy Relations.
Authors: Kheniche, A.1, Baets, B.2, Zedam, L.1
Source: International Journal of Intelligent Systems. Mar2016, Vol. 31 Issue 3, p240-256. 17p.
Subjects: Fuzzy relational calculus, Fuzzy sets, Lattice theory, Representations of algebras, Mathematical symmetry
Abstract: The notion of extensionality, introduced by Höhle and Blanchard, and the notion of compatibility, as coined by Bělohlávek, of a fuzzy relation with respect to a fuzzy equality are trivially equivalent. Here, this compatibility property is dissected into left and right compatibility, mimicking the original twofold definition of extensionality, and studied in detail in the context of arbitrary fuzzy relations. Relying on the notions of left and right traces of a fuzzy relation, it is shown that compatibility can be characterized in terms of inclusions, shedding another light on the matter. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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