First-order rough logic I: approximate reasoning via rough sets
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Information Sciences: an International Journal
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In this article, the granulation based on the meaning of rough logical formula in a given information system IS= (U,A) is proposed. Which is considered the granular formulas of form m(F), where Fis a rough logical formula on IS. Relative properties of the granulations are discussed. Deductive reasoning of the granulations and λ-granular resolution strategies are also studied in this article. The practicability of the granulations will offer the new idea for studying meaning of classical logic and the meaning of other nonstandard logic. It could also be a theoretical development for granular computing.