Modifiers based on Connectives

Mar 31, 2019

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Modifiers based on Connectives. FSTA 2012. Pliant system ( negation ) . Pliant system ( t-norm , t-conorm ). Pliant system. Pliant operator ( uninorm ). Modalities induced by two negations. Modalities induced by two negations. Hedges. Hedges. Hedges. Hedges ( special cases ).

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Modifiers based on Connectives

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ModifiersbasedonConnectives FSTA 2012
Pliantsystem (negation)
Pliantsystem (t-norm, t-conorm)
Pliantsystem
Pliant operator (uninorm)
Modalitiesinducedbytwonegations
Modalitiesinducedbytwonegations
Hedges
Hedges
Hedges
Hedges (specialcases)
The equivalence of conjunctive and disjunctivehedges
Sharpness operator
General form of modifiers
General form of modifiers
Modifierscharacterizedby a differentialequation
Modifierscharacterizedby a differentialequation
The Dombi operator case
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