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We study a structural functional equation that is directly related to the pointwise aggregation of a finite number of maps from a given nonempty set into another. First we establish links between pointwise aggregation and invariance properties. Then, paying attention to the particular case of aggregation operators of a finite number of real-valued functions, we characterize several special kinds of aggregation operators as strictly monotone modifications of projections. As a case study, we introduce a first approach of type-2fuzzy sets via fusion operators. We develop some applications and possible uses related to the analysis of properties of social evaluation functionals in social choice, showing that those functionals can actually be described by using methods that derive from this setting. This work has been supported by the research projects ECO2012-34828, MTM2012-37894-C02-02, MTM2015-63608-P, TIN2013-47605-P, TIN2011-29520 (Spain) and the Research Services of the Public University of Navarre.
Type-2fuzzy sets, functional equations, Pointwise aggregation, Social choice, pointwise aggregation, Functional equations, real-valued functions, aggregation operators, applications to social choice, 004, 510, Aggregation operators, type-2 fuzzy sets, Applications to social choice, Real-valued functions
Type-2fuzzy sets, functional equations, Pointwise aggregation, Social choice, pointwise aggregation, Functional equations, real-valued functions, aggregation operators, applications to social choice, 004, 510, Aggregation operators, type-2 fuzzy sets, Applications to social choice, Real-valued functions
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