Solving linear equations by fuzzy quasigroups techniques
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It is proved that a fuzzy quasigroup can equivalently be characterized as a structure whose quotients of cut-substructures with respect to cuts of the fuzzy equality are classical quasigroups.About:
This article is published in Information Sciences.The article was published on 2019-07-01 and is currently open access. It has received 9 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Fuzzy set operations & Fuzzy number.read more
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Comprehensive study on complex-valued ZNN models activated by novel nonlinear functions for dynamic complex linear equations
TL;DR: The convergence and robustness of the two Cv-ZNN models are analyzed comprehensively and show that the corresponding stable error can rapidly converge to zero in finite time, with the upper limit of constriction time calculated.
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A fuzzy adaptive zeroing neural network with superior finite-time convergence for solving time-variant linear matrix equations
TL;DR: In this article , a fuzzy adaptive zeroing neural network (FAZNN) model was proposed to solve the time-variant linear matrix equation (TVLME) problem.
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On the representations of L-equivalence relations on L-fuzzy sets with applications to locally vague environments
TL;DR: This paper sets up a method for constructing L-equivalence relations on L-fuzzy sets by means of quasi-pseudo-metrics, and points out how they are represented by families of L- fuzzy subsets of L to elucidate conceptual structures of locally vague environments.
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Ω-groups in the language of Ω-groupoids
TL;DR: It is shown that linear equations can be uniquely solved in these structures, so called weak Ω-groups, for which different neutral elements and different inverses of the same member are equal up to theΩ-equality.
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A review on history, trends and perspectives of fuzzy linear programming
TL;DR: A literature review and analysis of fuzzy linear programming models and methods can be found in this paper , where the authors analyze the timeline of publication of the most important works in the field and evaluate the influence of relevant papers using a time-weighted index based on the amount of citations.
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