Conjunctors and their Residual Implicators: Characterizations and Construction Methods
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Abstract.
In many practical applications of fuzzy logic it seems clear that one needs more flexibility in the choice of the conjunction: in particular, the associativity and the commutativity of a conjunction may be removed. Motivated by these considerations, we present several classes of conjunctors, i.e. binary operations on [0, 1] that are used to extend the boolean conjunction from {0, 1} to [0, 1], and characterize their respective residual implicators. We establish hence a one-to-one correspondence between construction methods for conjunctors and construction methods for residual implicators. Moreover, we introduce some construction methods directly in the class of residual implicators, and, by using a deresiduation procedure, we obtain new conjunctors.
Mathematics Subject Classification (2000).
03B52 03E72 68T27Keywords.
Many-valued logics triangular norms copulas fuzzy connectives fuzzy implicationsPreview
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