
Presented is a reduction of fuzzy Galois connections and fuzzy concept lattices to (crisp) Galois connections and concept lattices: each fuzzy concept lattice can be viewed as a concept lattice (in a natural way). As a result, a simple proof of the characterization theorem for fuzzy concept lattices is obtained. The reduction enables us to apply the results worked out for concept lattices to fuzzy concept lattices.
Fuzzy lattices (soft algebras) and related topics, fuzzy Galois conection, fuzzy concept lattice
Fuzzy lattices (soft algebras) and related topics, fuzzy Galois conection, fuzzy concept lattice
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