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Comparison of twelve types of rough approximations based on j-neighborhood space and j-adhesion neighborhood space

  • Mohammed Atef
  • , Ahmed Mostafa Khalil
  • , Sheng Gang Li
  • , Abdelfatah Azzam
  • , Heng Liu
  • , Abd El Fattah El Atik

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Abstract

In this paper, we generalize six kinds of rough set models based on j-neighborhood space (i.e., reflexive 1 j-neighborhood rough set, reflexive 2 j-neighborhood rough set, reflexive 3 j-neighborhood rough set, similarity 4 j-neighborhood rough set, similarity 5 j-neighborhood rough set, and similarity 6 j-neighborhood rough set) and investigate some of their basic properties. Further, we propose a new neighborhood space called j-adhesion neighborhood based on six types of rough set models (i.e., reflexive 7 j-adhesion neighborhood rough set, reflexive 8 j-adhesion neighborhood rough set, reflexive 9 j-adhesion neighborhood rough set, similarity 10 j-adhesion neighborhood rough set, similarity 11 j-adhesion neighborhood rough set, and similarity 12 j-neighborhood rough set) to reduce the boundary region and the accuracy. The fundamental properties of approximation operators based on j-adhesion neighborhood space are investigated. The relationship between the properties of these types is explained. Finally, we give comparisons between the proposed approach with the previous approach (i.e., Abo-Tabl’s approach and Dai et al.’s approach) from six types of rough set models. Consequently, the accuracy from the proposed approach is improved.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)215-236
Number of pages22
JournalSoft Computing
Volume26
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 2022

Keywords

  • Accuracy measure
  • Lower and upper approximations
  • Rough sets
  • j-Adhesion neighborhood space
  • j-Neighborhood space

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