A first-order logic for reasoning under uncertainty using rough sets
@article{Parsons1994AFL,
title={A first-order logic for reasoning under uncertainty using rough sets},
author={S. Parsons and Miroslav Kub{\'a}t},
journal={Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing},
year={1994},
volume={5},
pages={211-223}
}Reasoning with uncertain information is a problem of key importance when dealing with knowledge from real situations. Obtaining the precise numbers required by many uncertainty-handling formalisms can be a problem when building real systems. The theory of rough sets allows us to handle uncertainty without the need for precise numbers, and so has some advantages in such situations. The authors develop a set of symbolic truth values based upon rough sets which may be used to augment predicate…
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