Spatial fuzzy topological space
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https://doi.org/10.22199/issn.0717-6279-5229Keywords:
fuzzy set, spatial fuzzy sets, spatial fuzzy topology, spatial region, geographical information systemAbstract
The concept of spatial fuzzy set is introduced in this article. We have established some fundamental conclusions on the spatial fuzzy set and the spatial fuzzy topological space. Because fuzziness is an internal feature of spatial objects, we used topological relations to build internal properties and relationships between them.
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