Real-valued implication function based on real-valued realization of Boolean algebra
Dragan Radojević
Abstract
Dragan Radojević
Abstract
Boolean algebra as algebra is value indifferent. Although it is very important, the classical two-valued realization of the Boolean algebra is only a special case. The real valued realization of the Boolean algebra is a frame for the Boolean consistent fuzzy logic in wider sense, such as the two valued realization is a frame for the classical case. This paper presents the brief review of the real-valued realization of the finite (atomic) Boolean algebra and its application. The real-valued implication is a Boolean consistent generalization of the classical binary implication. The real-valued implication plays important roles in the real-valued set theory as a generalization of the classical set theory, as well as, in many applications such as morphology in image processing, association rules in data mining and decision making generally.
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Boolean algebra as algebra is value indifferent. Although it is very important, the classical two-valued realization of the Boolean algebra is only a special case. The real valued realization of the Boolean algebra is a frame for the Boolean consistent fuzzy logic in wider sense, such as the two valued realization is a frame for the classical case. This paper presents the brief review of the real-valued realization of the finite (atomic) Boolean algebra and its application. The real-valued implication is a Boolean consistent generalization of the classical binary implication. The real-valued implication plays important roles in the real-valued set theory as a generalization of the classical set theory, as well as, in many applications such as morphology in image processing, association rules in data mining and decision making generally.
Key concepts: Two-element Boolean algebra, Boolean algebra, Free Boolean algebra, Stone's representation theorem for Boolean algebras, Boolean algebras canonically defined, Complete Boolean algebra, Boolean expression, Realization (probability)