Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius

The circular intuitionistic fuzzy set (CIFS) extends the concept of IFS, representing each set element with a circular area on the IFS interpretation triangle (IFIT). Each element in CIFS is characterized not only by membership and non-membership degrees but also by a radius, indicating the imprecis...

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Main Authors: Pratama, Dian; Yuso, Binyamin; Abdullah, Lazim; Kilicman, Adem; Kamis, Nor Hanimah
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Language:English
Published: AMER INST MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES-AIMS 2024
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author Pratama
Dian; Yuso
Binyamin; Abdullah
Lazim; Kilicman
Adem; Kamis
Nor Hanimah
spellingShingle Pratama
Dian; Yuso
Binyamin; Abdullah
Lazim; Kilicman
Adem; Kamis
Nor Hanimah
Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
Mathematics
author_facet Pratama
Dian; Yuso
Binyamin; Abdullah
Lazim; Kilicman
Adem; Kamis
Nor Hanimah
author_sort Pratama
spelling Pratama, Dian; Yuso, Binyamin; Abdullah, Lazim; Kilicman, Adem; Kamis, Nor Hanimah
Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
AIMS MATHEMATICS
English
Article
The circular intuitionistic fuzzy set (CIFS) extends the concept of IFS, representing each set element with a circular area on the IFS interpretation triangle (IFIT). Each element in CIFS is characterized not only by membership and non-membership degrees but also by a radius, indicating the imprecise areas of these degrees. While some basic operations have been defined for CIFS, not all have been thoroughly explored and generalized. The radius domain has been extended from [0, 1] to [0, 2]. However, the operations on the radius domain are limited to min and max. We aimed to address these limitations and further explore the theory of CIFS, focusing on operations for membership and nonmembership degrees as well as radius domains. First, we proposed new radius operations on CIFS with based on triangular norms and conorms, investigating their algebraic properties. Finally, we explored negation and modal operators based on proposed radius conditions and examined their characteristics. providing valuable insights into its potential applications, particularly in decision-making theory.
AMER INST MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES-AIMS

2473-6988
2024
9
5
10.3934/math.2024599
Mathematics
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WOS:001194171900007
https://www-webofscience-com.uitm.idm.oclc.org/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:001194171900007
title Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
title_short Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
title_full Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
title_fullStr Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
title_full_unstemmed Extension operators of circular intuitionistic fuzzy sets with triangular norms and conorms: Exploring a domain radius
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