
doi: 10.3390/math8030432
In this paper, we will visit Rough Set Theory and the Alternative Set Theory (AST) and elaborate a few selected concepts of them using the means of higher-order fuzzy logic (this is usually called Fuzzy Type Theory). We will show that the basic notions of rough set theory have already been included in AST. Using fuzzy type theory, we generalize basic concepts of rough set theory and the topological concepts of AST to become the concepts of the fuzzy set theory. We will give mostly syntactic proofs of the main properties and relations among all the considered concepts, thus showing that they are universally valid.
alternative set theory, fuzzy type theory, QA1-939, higher-order fuzzy logic; fuzzy type theory; alternative set theory; rough sets; indiscernibility relation; fuzzy equality, rough sets, higher-order fuzzy logic, fuzzy equality, indiscernibility relation, Mathematics
alternative set theory, fuzzy type theory, QA1-939, higher-order fuzzy logic; fuzzy type theory; alternative set theory; rough sets; indiscernibility relation; fuzzy equality, rough sets, higher-order fuzzy logic, fuzzy equality, indiscernibility relation, Mathematics
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