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Rough sets models inspired by supra-topology structures
Tareq M Al-Shami1, Ibtesam Alshammari2
1Department of Mathematics, Sana'a University, Sana'a, Yemen.
Artificial Intelligence Review
|December 12, 2022
Summary
This study introduces novel rough-approximation operators using supra-topology, offering a more flexible alternative to traditional topology. The new models achieve superior accuracy and maintain key properties in data analysis.
Area of Science:
- Mathematics
- Computer Science
- Data Analysis
Background:
- Traditional topology has limitations in certain applications due to strict conditions.
- Rough set theory provides tools for dealing with imprecise data.
- Supra-topology offers a more relaxed framework than topology.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce novel rough-approximation operators based on supra-topology.
- To develop new rough set models with enhanced approximation capabilities.
- To evaluate the performance and properties of these new models.
Main Methods:
- Generating eight types of supra-topologies using generalized neighborhood systems.
- Defining and characterizing lower and upper approximations within these supra-topological spaces.
- Applying the developed models to subset classification and accuracy computation.
Main Results:
- The proposed supra-topology-based rough set models achieve higher accuracy compared to existing methods.
- The approach preserves the monotonicity of accuracy and roughness measures.
- Demonstrated effectiveness through analysis of dengue fever disease data.
Conclusions:
- Supra-topology provides a powerful framework for developing advanced rough set models.
- The novel operators offer improved accuracy and desirable properties for data analysis.
- The approach shows promise for applications in various fields, including medical data analysis.
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