International Journal of Uncertainty Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based Systems · 2007 · 19 citations · 23 references
Natural SciencesComputer ScienceMathematicsDiscrete MathematicsOptimizationSet TheoryAggregation OperatorsConvex AnalysisData AggregationOperator TheoryAggregationAggregation Operator PropertiesLipschitz ContinuityLower Bounds
This paper describes an approach to pointwise construction of general aggregation operators, based on monotone Lipschitz approximation. The aggregation operators are constructed from a set of desired values at certain points, or from empirically collected data. It establishes tight upper and lower bounds on Lipschitz aggregation operators with a number of different properties, as well as the optimal aggregation operator, consistent with the given values. We consider conjunctive, disjunctive and idempotent n-ary aggregation operators; p-stable aggregation operators; various choices of the neutral element and annihilator; diagonal, opposite diagonal and marginal sections; bipolar and double aggregation operators. In all cases we provide either explicit formulas or deterministic numerical procedures to determine the bounds. The findings of this paper are useful for construction of aggregation operators with specified properties, especially using interpolation schemata.
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