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Open AccessArticle10.20965/jaciii.2006.p0939

Toward a Generalization of Rough Sets Based on Active and Passive Relations

M. Emoto,Rolly Intan,Masao Mukaidono-2006-11-20-Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics
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In the generalization of rough sets, many concepts use a relation weaker than the equivalence relation usually used in classical rough sets, e.g., induced by a conditional probability relation. The conditional probability relation is binary and assumes that the relationship between two data (elements or objects) resembles a relationship between two events in conditional probability. We use the asymmetric property of the conditional probability relation to propose active and passive relations, then discuss a generalization and properties of rough sets based on active and passive relations.

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In the generalization of rough sets, many concepts use a relation weaker than the equivalence relation usually used in classical rough sets, e.g., induced by a conditional probability relation. The conditional probability relation is binary and assumes that the relationship between two data (elements or objects) resembles a relationship between two events in conditional probability. We use the asymmetric property of the conditional probability relation to propose active and passive relations, then discuss a generalization and properties of rough sets based on active and passive relations.

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GeneralizationRelation (database)Equivalence relationBinary relationConditional probabilityRough setComputer scienceEquivalence (formal languages)

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