This paper is an attempt at providing a fuzzy set-based approach to case-based decision. Case-based decision consists in selecting an action to be applied to a current problem on the basis of a set of cases storing the results of various actions applied to similar, previously encountered, problems. Recently, Gilboa and Schmeidler have presented an axiomatic justification of a counterpart of the...

In this paper we present several fuzzy logics trying to capture different notions of necessity (in the sense of Possibility theory) for Gödel logic formulas. Based on different characterizations of necessity measures on fuzzy sets, a group of logics with Kripke style semantics are built over a restricted language, namely a two level language composed of non-modal and modal formulas, the latter ...

An overview of some fuzzy set-based approaches to scheduling is proposed, emphasizing two distinct uses of fuzzy sets: representing preference profiles and modelling uncertainty distributions. The first setting leads to a valued, noncompensatory generalization of constraint-directed scheduling. The other setting yields a possibility-theoretic counterpart of PERT, where probability distributions...

in this paper, new definitions of $l$-fuzzy closure operator, $l$-fuzzy interior operator, $l$-fuzzy remote neighborhood system, $l$-fuzzy neighborhood system and $l$-fuzzy quasi-coincident neighborhood system are proposed. it is proved that the category of $l$-fuzzy closure spaces, the category of $l$-fuzzy interior spaces, the category of $l$-fuzzy remote neighborhood spaces, the category of ...

introduced and applied to the problems of signal restoration. A fuzzy approach for system identification and state estimation is developed. The estimated values obtained from the fuzzy model are in the form of fuzzy numbers which present the possibility of the system structure. Both L-R and symmetric triangular type membership functions are employed to derive the fuzzy-data based estimator (FBE...

Information is often modelled as a set of relevant possibilities, treated as logically possible worlds. However, this has the unintuitive consequence that the logical consequences of an agent’s information cannot be informative for that agent. There are many scenarios in which such consequences are clearly informative for the agent in question. Attempts to weaken the logic underlying each possi...

This paper first presents a simple explanation for the min/max bounds which are used in interval probability theory ( I n ) [l], possibility theory [2], fuzzy rough sets [4], and vague logic [ 5 ] . Based on this definition, a computable version of first-order fuzzy logic is defined, where all of the upper bounds for instances of a theorem and its negation are guaranteed to eventually be listed...