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A weighted complement-entropy system based on tri-level granular structures

Journal

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GENERAL SYSTEMS
Volume 49, Issue 8, Pages 872-905

Publisher

TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/03081079.2020.1806833

Keywords

Rough set theory; information theory; complement entropy; uncertainty; granular computing; tri-level granular structures; three-way decisions

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [61673285, 11671284]
  2. Sichuan Science and Technology Project of China [20YFG0290, 19YYJC2845]
  3. National-Local Joint Engineering Laboratory of System Credibility Automatic Verification

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In terms of rough set theory, information-theoretical measures have been introduced to implement uncertainty measurements and system applications, and their robust construction and in-depth development based on hierarchy and granularity become required and valuable. According to the existing complement-entropy system, a weighted complement-entropy system is established by tri-level granular structures of decision table, and its basic properties and systematic equivalency are revealed. Firstly, Bayes' probability formula at micro-bottom induces a mathematical transformation and hierarchical evolution, and three-way weighted complement-entropies are constructed at both meso-middle and macro-top to achieve the hierarchy, systematicness, monotonicity, and algorithm. Secondly, the classical complement-entropy system is hierarchically decomposed to meso-middle and micro-bottom, and the equivalency between both complement-entropy systems is achieved. Finally, relevant measures and properties are effectively verified by table examples and data experiments. This study hierarchically establishes three-way weighted complement-entropies to develop and interpret the traditional complement-entropies, thus facilitating information optimization and uncertainty applications.

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