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An extension of F-transforms to more general data: potential applications

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Fuzzy transforms (F-transforms) have shown to be a powerful technique to deal with several tasks of image processing and time series. However, F-transforms have an important handicap in order to be applied to data in a broader sense: They are by definition applicable only to functions. This paper presents an extension of the definition of F-transforms to a more general structure of data than functions. Moreover, we provide a theoretical study by showing how the fundamental properties of F-transforms are extended to this new approach. Finally, we include also a section to explore potential applications of this novel extension.

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This work was supported by the project “TIN15-70266-C2-P-1” from the Spanish government.

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Partially supported by Project TIN15-70266-C2-P-1.

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Madrid, N. An extension of F-transforms to more general data: potential applications. Soft Comput 21, 3551–3565 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-017-2622-7

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