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(
A
÷
B
)( )
z
=
(
A x
( ))
B y
(
)),
∀ ∈
z
R
x
+
y
=
z
z
(
kA
)( )
z
=
A
(
),
k
0,
∀ ∈
z
R
k
~
A
,
B
G
∀λ
(
0
Theorem 12.1
Suppose
, for
, then (A±B) ȹ =A ȹ ±B ȹ ;
B
θ
,
(
kA
)
=
kA
,
k
0
(A×B) ȹ =A ȹ ×B ȹ ;A B ȹ =A ȹ B ȹ
.
λ
λ
Note 1: From Theorem 12.1 and Definition 12.2, it is clear that suppose
~
~
~
~
~
A
,
B
G
A
+ G
B
G
A
× )
B
BA
/
G
(
B
θ
kA
G
(
k
>
0
then
.
We will discuss the calculation about fuzzy association rules in general sense.
If there is a database
T
= t 1 ,t 2 ,…,t n , ti denotes the ith tuple
I
=(
i 1 ,i 2 ,…,i n ) is the set
of attributes,
t j i k denotes the value of the attribute ik on the jth tuple. Suppose
X
= x 1 ,x 2 ,…,x p Y
= y 1 ,y 2 ,…,y q are the subsets of
I
, and
X
ŝ
Y
=♠ D
=
f x1 ,f x2 ,…,f xp E
= f y1 ,f y2 ,…,f yq f xi (
i
=1,2,…,
p
) is the fuzzy set in the domain
of attribute xi and
y j . The
degree of membership of elements of these fuzzy sets is language value. The
language value is expressed as closed positive fuzzy number with boundary or
zero fuzzy number. Suppose ε is a valve value, α is the minium rate of
support. β is the minium confidence, ŋ ', Ȳƪ , ōƪ are closed positive fuzzy number
with boundary. The form of fuzzy association rules in general sense is “if
f yj (
j
=1,2,…,
q
) is the fuzzy set in the domain of attribute
X
is
D
then
”.
Suppose
Y
is
E
f xj (
t i x j )=
x y ƪ i
=1,2,…,
n j
=1,2,…,
p f yj (
t i y j )=
y ij ƪ i
=1,2,…,
n
j
ƪ ij are closed positive fuzzy number with boundary or
zero fuzzy number. Suppose
=1,2,…,
q both
x
ƪ ij and
y
x
=
max{
x
R
|
x
(
x
)
=
1
i
=
1
2
?
,
n
;
j
=
1
2
?
p
;
ij
ij
y
=
max{
x
R
|
y
(
x
)
=
1
i
=
1
2
?
,
n
;
j
=
1
2
?
q
;
ij
ij
α
=
max{
x
R
|
α
(
x
)
=
1
β
=
max{
x
R
|
β
(
x
)
=
1
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