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Ranking fuzzy subsets over the unit interval
Ronald R. Yager
- Vol. 17, Iss: 17, pp 1435-1437
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This work investigates the question of ranking fuzzy subsets in the unit interval by presenting some initial ideas and concepts toward a solution of this problem.Abstract:
We are interested in investigating the question of ranking fuzzy subsets in the unit interval. We present some initial ideas and concepts toward a solution of this problem.read more
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