Consistency p-measure and fuzzy p-measure indecision tables

Consistency p-measure and fuzzy p-measure in decision tables

In this paper, we introduce the notions of inconsistency p-measure, consistency p-measure and fuzziness p-measure. We discuss various properties of them. We investigate the degree of inconsistency and roughness p-measure in a decision table.

Consistency measure, inclusion degree and fuzzy measure in decision tables

Classical consistency degree has some limitations for measuring the consistency of a decision table, in which the lower approximation of a target decision is only taken into consideration. In this paper, we focus on how to measure the consistencies of a target concept and a decision table and the fuzziness of a rough set and a rough decision in rough set theory. For three types of decision tabl...

Towards a Measure for P

{ 10 { 6 Sets That Do Not Have Measure Zero The class of sets with 1 P measure zero is clearly a very limited class. A concrete example of this limitation is given in the following theorem: Theorem 11 1 P (ODD) 6 = 0, where ODD is dened to be fL : for each n, L =n has an odd number of elementsg. Proof.(Sketch) For this sketch, assume that d is equal to the computation ^ d; the general case is p...

The Eisenstein Measure and P-Adic Interpolation

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Ranking of generalized fuzzy numbers using distance measure and similarity measure