Aggregation Functions and Indistinguishability Operators: Theory and Applications
A special issue of Mathematics (ISSN 2227-7390). This special issue belongs to the section "Fuzzy Sets, Systems and Decision Making".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2024 | Viewed by 219
Special Issue Editors
Interests: aggregation functions; fuzzy metric spaces; fuzzy uniform spaces; hypertopologies; topological spaces with richer structures (quasi-metrics, quasi-uniformities, and quasi-proximities)
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Interests: information fusion; aggregation functions; decision making methods; generalized metric structures; similarity measures; fixed point theory; applications to engineering, economics and medicine
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Interests: aggregation operators and related operators; triangular norms; copulas; fuzzy sets and fuzzy logic; uncertainty modeling; measure theory; intelligent computing
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Interests: topology; aggregation operators; fixed point theory; multiagent systems; fuzzy metric space; fuzzy topology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Aggregation functions have become an important area of research. The necessity of merging information contained in a collection of pieces of information into a single one for making decisions in applied sciences has led to growing interest in studying numerical functions that allow this aggregation. These functions are usually called aggregation functions and have been successfully applied to different fields, such as artificial intelligence, pattern recognition, data fusion, etc.
Indistinguishability operators are a fundamental tool in fuzzy logic. When traditional binary equivalence relations are not enough to deal with uncertainty, indistinguishability operators come into play.
This Special Issue will publish high-quality mathematical papers collecting recent advances in the area of aggregation functions, indistinguishability operators, and related topics.
Potential topics of this Special Issue include but are not limited to the following: aggregation functions; nonadditive integrals; construction of aggregation functions; means and averages; decision making; implication operators; indistinguishability operators; similarities; approximate reasoning; etc.
Prof. Dr. Jesús Rodríguez López
Prof. Dr. Óscar Valero Sierra
Prof. Dr. Radko Mesiar
Dr. Juan José Miñana
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- aggregation functions
- nonadditive integrals
- construction of aggregation functions
- means and averages
- decision making
- implication operators
- indistinguishability operators
- similarities
- approximate reasoning
