On a general class of fuzzy connectives
Fuzzy Sets and SystemsPublished 1 November 1980
Ronald R. Yager
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A general class of conectives, intersection and union, are presented for fuzzy sets, and the properties of this class are studied in comparison to the ordinary intersection andunion.
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A general class of conectives, intersection and union, are presented for fuzzy sets. The properties of this class are studied in comparison to the ordinary intersection and union.
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