Since upper and lower approximations could be induced from the rough set structures, rough sets are considered as approximations. The concept of fuzzy rough sets was proposed by replacing crisp binary relations with fuzzy relations by Dubois and Prade. In this paper, we introduce and investigate some properties of intuitionistic fuzzy rough approximation operators and intuitionistic fuzzy relat...

We compare how computational effects are modelled in Classical Domain Theory and Topological Domain Theory. Both of these theories provide powerful toolkits for denotational semantics: Classical Domain Theory being introduced by Scott, and well-established and developed since; Topological Domain Theory being a generalization in which topologies more general than the Scott-topology are admitted....

In this paper we introduce a new notion of generalized metric, called i-metric. This generalization is made by changing the valuation space of the distance function. The result is an interesting distance function for the set of fuzzy numbers of Interval Type with non negative fuzzy numbers as values. This example of i-metric generates a topology in a very natural way, based on open balls. We pr...

This paper is devoted to introduce an axiomatic model to distinguish what functions are suitable for measuring the degree of contradiction between two Atanassov’s intuitionistic fuzzy sets. After stating the needed background, in section 2, we justify and present the axioms that a contradiction measure must satisfy, and the first examples are set out. After motivating the necessity of achieving...

This article introduces interior and closure operators with inclusion degree considered within a crisp or fuzzy topological framework. First, inclusion degree is introduced in an extension of the interior and closure operators in crisp topology. This idea is then introduced in fuzzy topology by incorporating a relaxed version of fuzzy subsethood. The introduction of inclusion degree leads to a ...