The application of level-2 fuzzy sets in fuzzy and uncertain data modeling

A formal framework for the uniform representation and manipulation of fuzzy and/or uncertain data is presented. This framework can be used within the context of (the formal definition of) e.g. fuzzy and uncertain databases and knowledge bases. The presented framework is based on the definition of a...

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