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1 Int. J. Nonlinear Anal. Appl. 8 (2017) No. 1, ISSN: (electronic) The operators over the generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets Ezzatallah Baloui Jamkhaneh Department of Statistics, Qaemshahr Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qaemshahr, Iran (Communicated by M. Eshaghi) Abstract In this paper, newly defined level operators and modal-like operators over extensional generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets (GIF S B ) are proposed. Some of the basic properties of the new operators are discussed. Keywords: Generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets; intuitionistic fuzzy sets; modal-like operators; level operators MSC: 03E Introduction Modal operators, topological operators, level operators, negation operators are different groups of operators over the intuitionistic fuzzy sets (IFS) due to Atanassov [2]. Atanassov [3] defined intuitionistic fuzzy modal operator of α A and α A. Then Dencheva [10] defined an extension of these operators as α,β A and α,β A. Atanassov [4] defined another extension of these operators as α,β,γ A and α,β,γ A. Atanassov [5] defined an operator as α,β,γ,η which is an extension of all the operators defined. In 2007, Cuvaleglu defined operator of E α,β over IF Ss and studied some of its properties. E α,β is a generalization of Atanassov s operator α A. Cuvalcoglu et al. [9] examined intuitionistic fuzzy operators with matrices and they examined algebraic structures of them. Atanassov [1] defined level operators P α,β, Q α,β. In 2008, he studied some relations between intuitionistic fuzzy negations and intuitionistic fuzzy level operators P α,β, Q α,β. In 2009, Parvathi and Geetha defined some level operators, max-min implication operators and P α,β, Q α,β operators on temporal intuitionistic fuzzy sets. Lupianez [11] show relations between topological operators and intuitionistic fuzzy topology. The intuitionistic fuzzy operators are important from the point of view application. The address: e baloui2008@yahoo.com (Ezzatallah Baloui Jamkhaneh) Received: February 2016 Revised: October 2016
2 12 Baloui Jamkhaneh intuitionistic fuzzy operators applied in contracting a classifier recognizing imbalanced classes, image recognition, image processing, multi-criteria decision making, deriving the similarity measure, sales analysis, new product marketing, medical diagnosis, financial services, solving optimization problems and etc. Baloui Jamkhaneh and Nadarajah [7] considered a new generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets (GIF S B ) and introduced some operators over GIF S B. By analogy we shall introduce the some of operators over GIF S B and we will discuss their properties. 2. Preliminaries In this section we recall some of the basic definition of IFS which will be helpful in further study of the paper. Let X be a non empty set. Definition 2.1. (Atanassov, [1]) An IFS A in X is defined as an object of the form A = x, µ A (x), ν A (x) : x X where the functions µ A : X [0, 1] and ν A : X [0, 1] denote the degree of membership and non-membership functions of A respectively and 0 µ A (x) + ν A (x) 1 for each x X. Definition 2.2. (Baloui Jamkhaneh and Nadarajah, [7]) Generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets (GIF S B ) A in X, is defined as an object of the form A = x, µ A (x), ν A (x) : x X where the functions µ A : X [0, 1] and ν A : X [0, 1] denote the degree of membership and degree of nonmembership functions of A respectively, and 0 µ A (x) δ + ν A (x) δ 1 for each x X where δ = nor 1, n = 1, 2,..., N. The collection of all our generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets is denoted by n GIF S B (δ, X). Definition 2.3. (Baloui Jamkhaneh and Nadarajah, [7]) The degree of non-determinacy (uncertainty) of an element x X to the GIF S B A is defined by Definition π A (x) = (1 µ A (x) δ ν A (x) δ ) 1 δ 2.4. (Baloui Jamkhaneh and Nadarajah, [7]) Let A and B be two GIF S B s such that A = x, µ A (x), ν A (x) : x X, define the following relations and operations on A and B B = x, µ B (x), ν B (x) : x X, i. A B if and only if µ A (x) µ B (x) and ν A (x) ν B (x), x X, ii. A = B if and only if µ A (x) = µ B (x) and ν A (x) = ν B (x), x X, iii. A B = x, max(µ A (x), µ B (x)), min(ν A (x), ν B (x)) : x X, iv. A B = x, min(µ A (x), µ B (x)), max(ν A (x), ν B (x)) : x X, v. A + B = x, µ A (x) δ + µ B (x) δ µ A (x) δ µ B (x) δ, ν A (x) δ ν B (x) δ : x X, vi. A.B = x, µ A (x) δ.µ B (x) δ, ν A (x) δ + ν B (x) δ ν A (x) δ ν B (x) δ : x X, vii. Ā = x, ν A (x), µ A (x) : x X. Let X is a non-empty finite set, and A GIF S B, as A = x, µ A (x), ν A (x) : x X. Baloui Jamkhaneh and Nadarajah [7] introduced following operators of GIF S B and investigated some their properties viii. A = x, µ A (x), (1 µ A (x) δ ) 1 δ : x X, (modal logic: the necessity measure). ix. A = x, (1 ν A (x) δ ) 1 δ, ν A (x) : x X, (modal logic: the possibility measure).
3 The operators over the generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets 8 (2017) No. 1, Main results Here, we will introduce new operators over the GIF S B which extend some operators in the research literature related to IFS. Let X is a non-empty finite set. Definition 3.1. Letting α, β [0, 1]. For every GIF S B as A = x, µ A (x), ν A (x) : x X, we define the level operators as follows i. P α,β (A) = x, max(α 1 δ, µ A (x)), min(β 1 δ, ν A (x)) : x X, where α + β 1, ii. Q α,β (A) = x, min(α 1 δ, µ A (x)), max(β 1 δ, ν A (x)) : x X, where α + β 1. Theorem 3.2. For every A GIF S B and α, β, γ, η [0, 1], where α + β 1, γ + η 1, we have i. P α,β (A) GIF S B, ii. Q α,β (A) GIF S B, iii. P α,β (Ā) = Q β,α(a), iv. Q α,β (P γ,η (A)) = P min(α,γ),max(β,η) (Q α,β (A)), v. P α,β (Q γ,η (A)) = Q max(α,γ),min(β,η) (P α,β (A)), vi. P α,β (P γ,η (A)) = P max(α,γ),min(β,η) (P α,β (A)), vii. Q α,β (Q γ,η (A)) = Q min(α,γ),max(β,η) (Q α,β (A)), viii. P α,β (Q α,β (A)) = Q α,β (P α,β (A)) = x, α 1 δ, β 1 δ : x X, ix. Q α,β (A) A P α,β (A). Proof. (i) µ Pα,β (A)(x) δ + ν Pα,β (A)(x) δ = (max(α 1 δ, µa (x))) δ + (min(β 1 δ, νa (x))) δ, = max(α, µ A (x) δ ) + min(β, ν A (x) δ ) = I, (1) if max(α, µ A (x) δ ) = α and min(β, ν A (x) δ ) = β then I = α + β 1. (2) if max(α, µ A (x) δ ) = α and min(β, ν A (x) δ ) = ν A (x) δ then I = α + ν A (x) δ α + β 1. (3) if max(α, µ A (x) δ ) = µ A (x) δ and min(β, ν A (x) δ ) = β then I = µ A (x) δ + β µ A (x) δ + ν A (x) δ 1. (4) if max(α, µ A (x) δ ) = µ A (x) δ and min(β, ν A (x) δ ) = ν A (x) δ then I = µ A (x) δ + ν A (x) δ 1. The proof is completed. The Proof of (ii) is similar to that of (i). Proof of (iii) is obvious.
4 14 Baloui Jamkhaneh (iv) ( ) ( ) ) Q α,β (P γ,η (A)) = Q α,β ( x, max γ 1 δ, µa (x), min η 1 δ, νa (x) : x X, ( ) ( ) = x, min α 1 1 δ, max(γ δ, µa (x)), max β 1 1 δ, min(η δ, νa (x)) : x X, ( ) = x, max min(α δ, γ δ ), min(α δ, µa (x)) ( ), min max(β δ, η δ ), max(β δ, νa (x)) : x X, = P min(α,γ),max(β,η) x, min(α 1 δ, µa (x)), max(β 1 δ, νa (x)) : x X, = P min(α,γ),max(β,η) (Q α,β (A)). Since α + β 1, γ + η 1 then min(α, γ) + max(β, η) 1. (v) ( ) ( ) ) P α,β (Q γ,η (A)) = P α,β ( x, min γ 1 δ, µa (x), max η 1 δ, νa (x) : x X, ( ) ( ) = x, max α 1 1 δ, min(γ δ, µa (x)), min β 1 1 δ, max(η δ, νa (x)) : x X, ( ) = x, min max(α δ, γ δ ), max(α δ, µa (x)) ( ), max min(β δ, η δ ), min(β δ, νa (x)) : x X, = Q max(α,γ),min(β,η) x, max(α 1 δ, µa (x)), min(β 1 δ, νa (x)) : x X, = Q max(α,γ),min(β,η) (P α,β (A)). Since α + β 1, γ + η 1 then max(α, γ) + min(β, η) 1. The proof is completed. The Proofs of (vi), (vii) and (viii) are similar to that of (iv). The Proof of (ix) is obvious. Theorem 3.3. For every A GIF S B and α, β [0, 1], where α + β 1 we have i. P α,β (A B) = P α,β (A) P α,β (B), ii. P α,β (A B) = P α,β (A) P α,β (B), iii. Q α,β (A B) = Q α,β (A) Q α,β (B), iv. Q α,β (A B) = Q α,β (A) Q α,β (B). Proof.
5 The operators over the generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets 8 (2017) No. 1, (i) P α,β (A B) = x, max(α 1 δ, min(µa (x), µ B (x))), min(β 1 δ, max(νa (x), ν B (x))) : x X, ( ) ( ) = x, min max(α 1 δ, µa (x)), max(α 1 δ, µb (x)), max min(β 1 δ, νa (x)), min(β 1 δ, νb (x)) : x X = x, max(α 1 δ, µa (x)), min(β 1 δ, νa (x)) : x X x, max(α 1 δ, µb (x)), min(β 1 δ, νb (x)) : x X = P α,β (A) P α,β (B). (ii) P α,β (A B) = x, max(α 1 δ, max(µa (x), µ B (x))), min(β 1 δ, min(νa (x), ν B (x))) : x X, ( ) ( ) = x, max max(α 1 δ, µa (x)), max(α 1 δ, µb (x)), min min(β 1 δ, νa (x)), min(β 1 δ, νb (x)) : x X = x, max(α 1 δ, µa (x)), min(β 1 δ, νa (x)) : x X x, max(α 1 δ, µb (x)), min(β 1 δ, νb (x)) : x X = P α,β (A) P α,β (B) The proofs of (iii) and (iv) are similar to that of (i). Definition 3.4. Let α [0, 1] and A GIF S B, we define modal-like operators as follows i. α A = x, α 1 δ µ A (x), (αν A (x) δ + 1 α) 1 δ : x X, ii. α A = x, (αµ A (x) δ + 1 α) 1 δ, α 1 δ ν A (x) : x X. Definition as follows 3.5. Let α, β [0, 1] and A GIF S B, we define the first extension modal-like operators i. α,β A = x, α 1 δ µ A (x), (αν A (x) δ + β) 1 δ : x X, where α + β 1, ii. α,β A = x, (αµ A (x) δ + β) 1 δ, α 1 δ ν A (x) : x X, where α + β 1. Definition 3.6. Let α, β [0, 1] and A GIF S B, we define the operator E α,β A as follows E α,β A = x, (β(αµ A (x) δ + 1 α)) 1 δ, (α(βνa (x) δ + 1 β)) 1 δ : x X. Definition 3.7. Let α, β, γ, η [0, 1] and A GIF S B, where αβ + βγ + αγ 1 we define the operator E α,β,γ,η A as follows E α,β,γ,η A = x, (β(αµ A (x) δ + γ)) 1 δ, (α(βνa (x) δ + η)) 1 δ : x X. Theorem 3.8. For every A GIF S B and α, β, γ, η [0, 1], where αβ + βγ + αη 1, we have
6 16 Baloui Jamkhaneh i. E α,β,γ,η A GIF S B, ii. E α,1,γ,0 A = α,γ A, iii. E 1,β,0,η A = β,η A, iv. E α,1,1 α,0 A = α A, v. E 1,β,0,1 β A = β A. Proof. (i) µ Eα,β,γ,η A(x) δ + ν Eα,β,γ,η A(x) δ = ((β(αµ A (x) δ + γ)) 1 δ ) δ + ((α(βν A (x) δ + η)) 1 δ ) δ, = (αβµ A (x) δ + βγ) + (αβν A (x) δ + αη) = αβ(µ A (x) δ + ν A (x) δ ) + βγ + αη, αβ + βγ + αη 1. The proof is completed. The Proofs of (ii), (iii), (iv) and (v) are obvious. Definition 3.9. Let α, β [0, 1] and A GIF S B, we define the second extension modal-like operators as follows i. α,β,γ A = x, α 1 δ µ A (x), (βν A (x) δ + γ) 1 δ : x X, where max(α, β) + γ 1. ii. α,β,γ A = x, (αµ A (x) δ + γ) 1 δ, β 1 δ ν A (x) : x X, where max(α, β) + γ 1. Theorem For every A GIF S B and α, β, γ, ε, η, λ [0, 1], where max(α, β) + γ 1, and max(ε, η) + λ 1, we have i. α,β,γ A GIF S B, ii. α,β,γ A GIF S B, iii. α,β,γ Ā = β,α,γ A, iv. α,β,γ ε,η,λ A = αε,βη,βλ+γ A, v. α,β,γ (A B) = α,β,γ A α,β,γ B, vi. α,β,γ (A B) = α,β,γ A α,β,γ B, vii. α,β,γ (A B) = α,β,γ A α,β,γ B, viii. α,β,γ (A B) = α,β,γ A α,β,γ B, ix. α,β,γ P ε,η (A) = P αε,βη+γ ( α,β,γ A), if αε + βη + γ 1, x. α,β,γ Q ε,η (A) = Q αε,βη+γ ( α,β,γ A), if αε + βη + γ 1, xi. α,β,γ P ε,η (A) = P αε,βη+γ ( α,β,γ A), if αε + βη + γ 1, xii. α,β,γ Q ε,η (A) = Q αε,βη+γ ( α,β,γ A), if αε + βη + γ 1,
7 The operators over the generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets 8 (2017) No. 1, Proof. (i) µ α,β,γ A(x) δ + ν α,β,γ A(x) δ = (α 1 δ µ A (x)) δ + ((βν A (x) δ + γ) 1 δ ) δ, = αµ A (x) δ + βν A (x) δ + γ max(α, β)µ A (x) δ + max(α, β)ν A (x) δ + γ, = max(α, β)(µ A (x) δ + ν A (x) δ ) + γ, max(α, β) + γ 1. The proof is completed. The Proof of (ii) is similar to that of (i). (iii) Since Ā = x, ν A(x), µ A (x) : x X, we have α,β,γ Ā = x, α 1δ νa (x), (βµ A (x) δ + γ) 1δ : x X, then α,β,γ Ā = x, (βµ A (x) δ + γ) 1 1 δ, α δ νa (x) : x X = β,α,γ A. The proof is completed. (iv) Since α,β,γ A = x, α 1δ µa (x), (βν A (x) δ + γ) 1δ : x X, ε,η,λ A = x, ε 1δ µa (x), (ην A (x) δ + λ) 1δ : x X, we have α,β,γ ε,η,λ A = x, α 1 1 δ ε δ µa (x), (β((ην A (x) δ + λ) 1 δ ) δ + γ) 1 δ : x X, = x, α 1 1 δ ε δ µa (x), (βην A (x) δ + βλ + γ) 1 δ : x X, = αε,βη,βλ+γ A. Since max(α, β) + γ 1, and max(ε, η) + λ 1, then max(αε, βη) + βλ + γ 1. (v) Since A B = x, min(µ A (x), µ B (x)), max(ν A (x), ν B (x)) : x X, we have α,β,γ (A B) = x, α 1δ min(µa (x), µ B (x)), (β(max(ν A (x), ν B (x))) δ + γ) 1δ : x X, = x, min(α 1δ µa (x), α 1δ µb (x)), (max((βν A (x) δ + γ) 1δ, (βνb (x) δ + γ) 1δ : x X, = α,β,γ A α,β,γ B. The proof is completed. The Proofs of (vi), (vii) and (viii) are similar to that of (v) (ix) Since P ε,η (A) = x, max(ε 1 δ, µa (x)), min(η 1 δ, νa (x)) : x X,
8 18 Baloui Jamkhaneh we have ( α,β,γ P ε,η (A) = x, α 1δ max ε 1 δ, µa (x) ), (β(min(η 1δ, νa (x))) δ + γ) 1δ : x X, ( = x, max α δ ε δ, α δ µa (x) ), (min(βη + γ, βν A (x) δ + γ)) 1δ : x X, = P αε,βη+γ ( α,β,γ A). The proof is completed. Proofs (x), (xi) and (xii) are similar to that of (ix). If in operators α,β,γ A and α,β,γ A, we choose β = α and γ = β, then they are converted to the operators α,β A and α,β A, respectively. Therefore operators α,β,γ A and α,β,γ A are the extension of the α,β A and α,β A, respectively. If in operators α,β A and α,β A. we chooseβ = α and β = 1 α, then they are converted to the operators α A and α A, respectively. Therefore operators α,β A and α,β A are the extension of the α A and α A, respectively. That is i. α,α,β A = α,β A, α,α,1 α A = α,1 α A = α A, ii. α,α,β A = α,β A, α,α,1 α A = α,1 α A = α A. Therefore using Theorem 3.10, we have the following proposition: Proposition For every A GIF S B and α, β, ε, η [0, 1], where α + β 1, and ε + η 1, we have i. α,β A GIF S B, ii. α,β A GIF S B, iii. α,β Ā = β,α A, iv. α,β ε,η A = αε,αη+β A, v. α,β (A B) = α,β A α,β B, vi. α,β (A B) = α,β A α,β B, vii. α,β (A B) = α,β A α,β B, viii. α,β (A B) = α,β A α,β B, ix. α,β P ε,η (A) = P αε,αη+β ( α,β A), if αε + αη + β 1, x. α,β Q ε,η (A) = Q αε,αη+β ( α,β A), if αε + αη + β 1, xi. α,β P ε,η (A) = P αε,αη+β ( α,β A), if αε + αη + β 1, xii. α,β Q ε,η (A) = Q αε,αη+β ( α,β A), if αε + αη + β 1. Proposition For every A GIF S B and α, β, ε, η [0, 1], where ε + η 1, we have i. α A GIF S B, ii. α A GIF S B,
9 The operators over the generalized intuitionistic fuzzy sets 8 (2017) No. 1, iii. α Ā = 1 α A, iv. α ε A = 1 αε A, v. α (A B) = α A α B, vi. α (A B) = α A α B, vii. α (A B) = α A α B, viii. α (A B) = α A α B, ix. α P ε,η (A) = P αε,αη+1 α ( α A), x. α Q ε,η (A) = Q αε,αη+1 α ( α A), xi. α P ε,η (A) = P αε,αη+1 α ( α A), xii. α Q ε,η (A) = Q αε,αη+1 α ( α A). Definition Let α, β, γ, η [0, 1] and A GIF S B, we define the third extension modal-like operator as follows α,β,γ,η A = x, (αµ A (x) δ + γ) 1δ, (βνa (x) δ + η) 1δ : x X, max(α, β) + γ + η 1. Theorem For every A GIF S B and α, β, γ, η, ε, θ, λ, τ [0, 1], max(α, β) + γ + η 1, max(ε, θ) + λ + τ 1 and ε + θ 1, we have i. α,β,γ,η A GF IS B, ii. α,β,0,η A = α,β,γ A, iii. α,β,γ,0 A = α,β,γ A, iv. α,β,γ,η Ā = β,α,η,γ A, v. α,β,γ,η ε,θ,λ,τ A = αε,βθ,αλ+γ,βτ+η A, vi. α,β,γ,η (A B) = α,β,γ,η A α,β,γ,η B, vii. α,β,γ,η (A B) = α,β,γ,η A α,β,γ,η B, viii. α,β,γ,η P ε,θ (A) = P αε+γ,βθ+η ( α,β,γ,η A), ix. α,β,γ,η Q ε,θ (A) = Q αε+γ,βθ+η ( α,β,γ,η A), Proof. (i) µ α,β,γ,η A(x) δ + ν α,β,γ,η A(x) δ = ((αµ A (x) δ + γ) 1 δ ) δ + ((βν A (x) δ + η) 1 δ ) δ, = αµ A (x) δ + γ + βν A (x) δ + η max(α, β)µ A (x) δ + max(α, β)ν A (x) δ + γ + η, = max(α, β)(µ A (x) δ + ν A (x) δ ) + γ + η max(α, β) + γ + η 1.
10 20 Baloui Jamkhaneh The proof is completed. The Proofs of (ii) and (iii) are obvious. (iv) Since Ā = x, ν A(x), µ A (x) : x X we have α,β,γ,η Ā = x, (αν A (x) δ + γ) 1δ, (βµa (x) δ + η) 1δ : x X, then α,β,γ,η Ā = x, (βµ A (x) δ + η) 1δ, (ανa (x) δ + γ) 1δ, : x X = β,α,η,γ A. The proof is completed. (v) Since α,β,γ,η A = x, (αµ A (x) δ + γ) 1δ, (βνa (x) δ + η) 1δ : x X, ε,θ,λ,τ A = x, (εµ A (x) δ + λ) 1δ, (θνa (x) δ + τ) 1δ : x X, hence α,β,γ,η αε,θ,λ,τ A = x, (εµ A (x) δ + αλ + γ) 1δ, (βθνa (x) δ + βτ + η) 1δ : x X, = αε,βθ,αλ+γ,βτ+η A The proof is completed. (vi) Since A B = x, min(µ A (x), µ B (x)), max(ν A (x), ν A (x)) : x X, we have α,β,γ,η (A B) = x, (α min(µ A (x), µ B (x)) δ + γ) 1δ, (β(max(νa (x), ν B (x))) δ + η) 1δ : x X, = x, min((αµ A (x) δ + γ) 1 δ, (αµb (x) δ + γ) 1 δ ), max((βνa (x) δ + η) 1 δ, (βνb (x) δ + γ) 1 δ : x X, = α,β,γ,η A α,β,γ,η B, The proof is completed. The Proof of (vii) is similar to that of (vi) (viii) Since P ε,θ (A) = x, max(ε 1 δ, µa (x)), min(θ 1 δ, νa (x)) : x X, we have ( ) δ α,β,γ,η P ε,θ (A) = x, (α max ε 1 δ, µa (x) + γ) 1 1 δ, (β min(θ δ, νa (x)) δ + η) 1 δ : x X, = x, max(αε + γ, αµ A (x) δ + γ) 1δ, (min(βθ + η, βνa (x) δ + η) 1δ : x X, = P αε+γ,βθ+η α,β,γ,η A. The proof is completed. The Proof of (ix) is similar to that of (viii).
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