The properties of an oscillating power sequence of an n Γ n fuzzy matrix have been studied. The necessary and sufficient conditions have been established for a power sequence to be oscillatory. Furthermore, the oscillation index was detailed to some degree; especially for some typical Boolean matric
On the power sequence of a fuzzy matrix (III). A detailed study on the power sequence of matrices of commonly used types
β Scribed by Zhou-Tian Fan; De-Fu Liu
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 431 KB
- Volume
- 99
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0165-0114
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β¦ Synopsis
Focusing on the behavior of the principal diagonal elements of A k, a new classification has been introduced, which is called circularly k-dominating. It turns out that the convergence index or the oscillating index of the power sequence of an n x n fuzzy matrix of the circularly k-dominating type is bounded by nk + n --k from above, and if it is oscillating, then the period index PA is a factor of k. The fuzzy matrices of the 2-dominating type were discussed in detail. It was shown that the 2-dominating type is a more general class than those have been discussed before, and the results established for matrices of 2-dominating type is as good as the results obtained for controllable matrices. Therefore most commonly used types of fuzzy matrices can be examined under the framework of 2-dominating matrices, and the convergence index or oscillating index can be estimated based on the results.
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