CONSEQUENCES OF {D[0,1], V{0,1}}} THEORY
There are a number consequences and new insight that come to light as a result of the Fuzzy Canonical Forms. We identify some of these in this section under the headings of:
Laws of Fuzzy Middle and Fuzzy Contradiction
Laws of Fuzzy Conservation
Fuzzy Re-Affirmation
Fuzzy Re-Negation
Fuzzy Modus Ponens
Clearly, there ought to be many other consequences. These are left for future expositions.
This chapter is a modified and improved version of Türk
Len, Kandel and Zhang (1998, 1999). In general, these consequences are examples of the general breakdown of the classical equivalences in fuzzy theory. ...
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