Decidability, partial decidability and sharpness relation for l-subsets

Studia Logica 46 (3):227-238 (1987)
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Abstract

If X is set and L a lattice, then an L-subset or fuzzy subset of X is any map from X to L, [11]. In this paper we extend some notions of recursivity theory to fuzzy set theory, in particular we define and examine the concept of almost decidability for L-subsets. Moreover, we examine the relationship between imprecision and decidability. Namely, we prove that there exist infinitely indeterminate L-subsets with no more precise decidable versions and classical subsets whose unique shaded decidable versions are the L-subsets almost-everywhere indeterminate

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