Rough Set Theory and Granular Computing

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Summary

This monograph presents novel approaches and new results in fundamentals and applications related to rough sets and granular computing. It includes the application of rough sets to real world problems, such as data mining, decision support and sensor fusion. The relationship of rough sets to other important methods of data analysis ' Bayes theorem, neurocomputing and pattern recognition is thoroughly examined. Another issue is the rough set based data analysis, including the study of decision making in conflict situations. Recent engineering applications of rough set theory are given, including a processor architecture organization for fast implementation of basic rough set operations and results concerning advanced image processing for unmanned aerial vehicles. New emerging areas of study and applications are presented as well as a wide spectrum of on-going research, which makes the book valuable to all interested in the field of rough set theory and granular computing.

Table of Contents

Bayes' Theorem - the Rough Set Perspectivep. 1
Introductionp. 1
Bayes' Theoremp. 2
Information Systems and Approximation of Setsp. 2
Decision Languagep. 4
Decision Algorithmsp. 5
Decision Rules in Information Systemsp. 6
Properties of Decision Rulesp. 7
Decision Tables and Flow Graphsp. 8
Illustrative Examplep. 8
Conclusionp. 11
Referencesp. 12
Approximation Spaces in Rough Neurocomputingp. 13
Introductionp. 13
Approximation Spaces in Rough Set Theoryp. 14
Generalizations of Approximation Spacesp. 15
Information Granule Systems and Approximation Spacesp. 16
Classifiers as Information Granulesp. 18
Approximation Spaces for Information Granulesp. 19
Approximation Spaces in Rough-Neuro Computingp. 20
Conclusionp. 21
Referencesp. 22
Soft Computing Pattern Recognition: Principles, Integrations and Data Miningp. 23
Introductionp. 23
Relevance of Fuzzy Set Theory in Pattern Recognitionp. 25
Relevance of Neural Network Approachesp. 27
Genetic Algorithms for Pattern Recognitionp. 28
Integration and Hybrid Systemsp. 29
Evolutionary Rough Fuzzy MLPp. 30
Data mining and knowledge discoveryp. 31
Referencesp. 33
Generalizations and New Theories
Generalization of Rough Sets Using Weak Fuzzy Similarity Relationsp. 37
Introductionp. 37
Weak Fuzzy Similarity Relationsp. 38
Generalized Rough Set Approximationsp. 41
Generalized Rough Membership Functionsp. 43
An Illustrative Examplep. 44
Conclusionsp. 46
Referencesp. 46
Two Directions toward Generalization of Rough Setsp. 47
Introductionp. 47
The Original Rough Setsp. 48
Distinction among Positive, Negative and Boundary Elementsp. 50
Approximations by Means of Elementary Setsp. 54
Concluding Remarksp. 56
Referencesp. 56
Two Generalizations of Multisetsp. 59
Introductionp. 59
Preliminariesp. 60
Infinite Membershipsp. 62
Generalization of Membership Sequencep. 64
Conclusionp. 67
Referencesp. 67
Interval Probability and Its Propertiesp. 69
Introductionp. 69
Interval Probability Functionsp. 70
Combination and Conditional Rules for IPFp. 74
Numerical Example of Bayes' Formulap. 75
Concluding Remarksp. 77
Referencesp. 77
On Fractal Dimension in Information Systemsp. 79
Introductionp. 79
Fractal Dimensionsp. 80
Rough Sets and Topologies on Rough Setsp. 81
Fractals in Information Systemsp. 84
Referencesp. 86
A Remark on Granular Reasoning and Filtrationp. 89
Introductionp. 89
Kripke Semantics and Filtrationp. 90
Relative Filtration with Approximationp. 92
Relative Filtration and Granular Reasoningp. 94
Concluding Remarksp. 96
Referencesp. 96
Towards Discovery of Relevant Patterns from Parameterized Schemes of Information Granule Constructionp. 97
Introductionp. 97
Approximation Granulesp. 99
Rough-Fuzzy Granulesp. 101
Granule Decompositionp. 103
Referencesp. 106
Approximate Markov Boundaries and Bayesian Networks: Rough Set Approachp. 109
Introductionp. 109
Data Based Probabilistic Modelsp. 110
Approximate Probabilistic Modelsp. 115
Conclusionsp. 120
Referencesp. 120
Data Mining and Rough Sets
Mining High Order Decision Rulesp. 125
Introductionp. 125
Motivationsp. 126
Mining High Order Decision Rulesp. 128
Mining Ordering Rules: an Illustrative Examplep. 131
Conclusionp. 134
Referencesp. 134
Association Rules from a Point of View of Conditional Logicp. 137
Introductionp. 137
Preliminariesp. 137
Association Rules and Conditional Logicp. 141
Association Rules and Graded Conditional Logicp. 143
Concluding Remarksp. 145
Referencesp. 145
Association Rules with Additional Semantics Modeled by Binary Relationsp. 147
Introductionp. 147
Databases with Additional Semanticsp. 148
Re-formulating Data Miningp. 150
Mining Semanticallyp. 151
Semantic Association Rulesp. 152
Conclusionp. 153
Referencesp. 155
A Knowledge-Oriented Clustering Method Based on Indis-cernibility Degree of Objectsp. 157
Introductionp. 157
Clustering Procedurep. 158
Experimental Resultsp. 164
Conclusionsp. 166
Referencesp. 166
Some Effective Procedures for Data Dependencies in Information Systemsp. 167
Preliminaryp. 167
Three Procedures for Dependenciesp. 168
An Algorithm for Rule Extractionp. 173
Dependencies in Non-deterministic Information Systemsp. 173
Concluding Remarksp. 176
Referencesp. 176
Improving Rules Induced from Data Describing Self-Injurious Behaviors by Changing Truncation Cutoff and Strengthp. 177
Introductionp. 177
Temporal Datap. 178
Rule Induction and Classificationp. 181
Postprocessing of Rulesp. 182
Experimentsp. 182
Conclusionsp. 184
Referencesp. 184
The Variable Precision Rough Set Inductive Logic Programming Model and Future Test Cases in Web Usage Miningp. 187
Introductionp. 187
The VPRS model and future test casesp. 188
The VPRSILP model and future test casesp. 189
A simple-graph-VPRSILP-ESD systemp. 190
VPRSILP and Web Usage Graphsp. 191
Experimental detailsp. 191
Conclusionsp. 195
Referencesp. 195
Rough Set and Genetic Programmingp. 197
Introductionp. 197
Rough Set Theoryp. 198
Genetic Rough Induction (GRI)p. 199
Experiments and Resultsp. 202
Conclusionsp. 206
Referencesp. 207
Conflict Analysis and Data Analysis
Rough Set Approach to Conflict Analysisp. 211
Introductionp. 211
Conflict Modelp. 212
System with Constraintsp. 216
Analysisp. 216
Agents' Strategy Analysisp. 218
Conclusionsp. 220
Referencesp. 220
Criteria for Consensus Susceptibility in Conflicts Resolvingp. 223
Introductionp. 223
Consensus Choice Problemp. 224
Susceptibility to Consensusp. 226
Conclusionsp. 232
Referencesp. 232
Li-Space Based Models for Clustering and Regressionp. 233
Introductionp. 233
Fuzzy c-means Based on L1-spacep. 234
Mixture Density Model Based on L1-spacep. 236
Regression Models Based on Absolute Deviationsp. 237
Numerical Examplesp. 239
Conclusionp. 239
Referencesp. 240
Upper and Lower Possibility Distributions with Rough Set Conceptsp. 243
The Concept of Upper and Lower Possibility Distributionsp. 243
Comparison of dual possibility distributions with dual approximations in rough set theoryp. 245
Identification of Upper and Lower Possibility Distributionsp. 245
Numerical Examplep. 248
Conclusionsp. 250
Referencesp. 250
Efficiency Values Based on Decision Maker's Interval Pairwise Comparisonsp. 251
Introductionp. 251
Interval AHP with Interval Comparison Matrixp. 252
Choice of the Optimistic Weights and Efficiency Value by DEAp. 254
Numerical Examplep. 257
Concluding Remarksp. 259
Referencesp. 259
Applications in Engineering
Rough Measures, Rough Integrals and Sensor Fusionp. 263
Introductionp. 263
Classical Additive Set Functionsp. 264
Basic Concepts of Rough Setsp. 264
Rough Measuresp. 265
Rough Integralsp. 265
Multi-Sensor Fusionp. 268
Conclusionp. 270
Referencesp. 271
A Design of Architecture for Rough Set Processorp. 273
Introductionp. 273
Outline of Rough Set Processorp. 273
Design of Architecturep. 275
Discussionsp. 279
Conclusionp. 280
Referencesp. 280
Identifying Adaptable Components - A Rough Sets Style Approachp. 281
Introductionp. 281
Defining Adaptation of Software Componentsp. 281
Identifying One-to-one Component Adaptationp. 282
Identifying One-to-many Component Adaptationp. 288
Conclusionsp. 289
Referencesp. 290
Analysis of Image Sequences for the UAVp. 291
Introductionp. 291
Basic Notionsp. 292
The WITAS Projectp. 293
Data Descriptionp. 294
Tasksp. 295
Resultsp. 296
Conclusionsp. 299
Referencesp. 300
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