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Fig. 7.3 Strong-weak hierar-
chy of reducts in DRSM
strong
weak
7.4.3 Boolean Functions Representing Reducts
Because Boolean reasoning is a popular approach to enumerate all reducts of each
type in rough set literature, some authors already showed Boolean functions repre-
senting their own types of reducts [ 49 , 52 ]. On the other hand, the authors proposed
a unified formulation of Boolean functions for all types of reducts using the general-
ized decision function in [ 31 ]. We only discuss Boolean functions for L -, L - and
L-reducts, because U-reducts, LL -reducts, LL -reducts, and their equivalences can
be computed from L - and L -reducts or their Boolean functions.
We represent preserving conditions of reducts by those of the generalized decision
function.
Lemma 5 ([ 31 ]) Let A be a subset of C . We have the following assertions.
Condition ( DL ) is equivalent to:
l A (
u
) =
l C (
u
)
for all u
U
.
(DlG)
Condition ( DL ) is equivalent to:
u A (
) =
u C (
)
.
u
u
for all u
U
(DuG)
Condition (DL) is equivalent to:
ʴ A (
u
) = ʴ C (
u
)
for all u
U such that l C (
u
) =
u C (
u
).
(DLG)
The next lemma is parallel to Lemma 2 of RSM. It also connects two notions:
“preserving” and “non-dominating”.
Lemma 6 ([ 31 ]) Let u
U . The following assertions are equivalent.
l A (
u
) =
l C (
u
)
.
u
u )<
u ,
•∀
U
,(
l C (
l C (
u
) ⃒∃
a
A
,(
u
)
D
} )
.
{
a
Moreover, the following assertions are also equivalent.
u A (
u
) =
u C (
u
)
.
u
u )>
u )
•∀
U
,(
u C (
u C (
u
) ⃒∃
a
A
,(
u
,
D { a } )
.
 
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