Abstract :
Until recently, most research has been done on type-1 fuzzy sets but it is also possible to identify and model type-2 fuzzy sets, and possibly type-n fuzzy sets. Until recently, the question of type-n fuzzy sets has not emerged in the consideration of spatial fuzzy sets. In this short summary, I will present some recent research that has explored the generation of type-2 spatial fuzzy sets, and discuss some consequences of using this type of analysis
Keywords :
fuzzy set theory; geographic information systems; geographical information; spatial fuzzy sets; type-1 fuzzy sets; type-2 fuzzy sets; type-n fuzzy sets; Boundary conditions; Cities and towns; Collaborative work; Digital elevation models; Earth; Fuzzy sets; Geography; Information systems; Prototypes; Sun;
