The irreducible elements in a lattice are very important. For example, when the lattice is finite, which is the usual in the computational case, they form a base from which the complete lattice is obtained. These elements are also important in Formal Concept Analysis, since they are the basic information...

The goal of this work is to prove a link between the Fuzzy Mathematical Morphology and the L-fuzzy Concept Analysis when we are using structuring relations which represent the effect that we want to produce over an initial fuzzy image or signal. In this case, we prove that the problem of obtaining the...

We provide a generalization of another fuzzy formal contexts of Formal Concept Analysis that works with different types of the values in a context. An appropriate counterpart to the so-called basic theorem of concept lattice is formulated. We suggest the process of transformation of heterogeneous formal...

One of the common features of decision-theoretic rough set models is that they rely on total background (available) knowledge in the sense that the knowledge covers the discourse universe. In the proposed framework the author gives up this requirement and allows that available knowledge about the discourse...

In Formal Concept Analysis it is very important to study fast algorithms to compute concept lattices. This paper introduces an algorithm on the multi-adjoint concept lattice framework, in order to compute the whole concept lattice. This fuzzy framework is very general and provides more flexibility in...

This paper is concerned with the structure of the type-reduced set (TRS) of the continuous type-2 fuzzy set, in both its interval and generalised forms. In each case the TRS structure is approached by first investigating the discretised set. The TRS of a continuous interval type-2 fuzzy set is shown...

In this work, we introduce sufficient and necessary conditions for a pair of fuzzy conjunctor and implication considered in a multi-adjoint frame under which the usual combinations of multi-adjoint sufficiency, possibility and necessity operators form either antitone or isotone Galois connections.