
Although the characterizing membership functions of fuzzy sets normally have as their range the interval [0, 1], it is possible for the range to be a partially ordered set. The use of lattices for this set is explored. Various forms of restricted infinite lattice are considered. Rose's logical operator for logics whose truth values form lattices are reviewed. A basis for lattice fuzzy logics, using Rose's operators, is discussed and a particular infinite lattice is proposed for use in characterizing lattice fuzzy sets. Some of the concepts are used to extend edge detection techniques in image processing from grey scale to colour images.
edge detection, Artificial intelligence, lattice fuzzy logics, Fuzzy sets and logic (in connection with information, communication, or circuits theory), Communication, information, lattice fuzzy sets, image processing
edge detection, Artificial intelligence, lattice fuzzy logics, Fuzzy sets and logic (in connection with information, communication, or circuits theory), Communication, information, lattice fuzzy sets, image processing
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