Some Properties of Associates of Subsets of FSP-Points Set
Journal Title: Transactions on Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 6
Abstract
In this paper, based upon Fs-set theory [1], we define a crisp Fs-points set FSP(..) for given Fs-set .. and establish a pair of relations between collection of all Fs-subsets of a given Fs-set .. and collection of all crisp subsets of Fs-points set FSP(..) of the same Fs-set .. and prove one of the relations is a meet complete homomorphism and the other is a join complete homomorphism and search properties of relations between Fs-complemented sets and complemented constructed crisp sets via these homomorphisms.
Authors and Affiliations
Vaddiparthi Yogeswara, Biswajit Rath, Ch. Ramasanyasi Rao, D. Raghu Ram
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