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Equitone Predicate Algebras and Their Applications

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Predicates that preserve their values on a larger (extended) body of data are called equitone. An algebra of such predicates is constructed, a system of its generators is specified, and a complete system of transformations of identities is defined. The results obtained are used for construction and investigation of complete classes of compositions of various types and levels of abstractions that are used in logics of partial predicates.

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Nikitchenko, N.S. Equitone Predicate Algebras and Their Applications. Cybernetics and Systems Analysis 39, 97–112 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023829327704

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