This analysis investigates max–min transitive closure of fuzzy matrices, focusing on Bernoulli and classical probabilistic models.
A randomly generated fuzzy matrix refers to a fuzzy matrix in which the values of elements belong to the sample space of a [0,1]-random variable that follows a certain probability distribution. This paper studies the max–min transitive closure of two-type randomly generated fuzzy matrices: Bernoulli and classical probabilistic models. By introducing the concept of superposed fuzzy matrices, we investigate the probability distribution of the transitive closure of randomly generated fuzzy matrices for two probabilistic models. First, we presented the arithmetic operation rules for the superposed fuzzy relations. The expected value of the randomly generated Bernoulli fuzzy matrix transition closure was studied. A direct calculation method for the randomly generated fuzzy matrix transitive closure of the classical probability model was provided. Finally, the errors between the direct calculation method and the traditional transitive closure calculation method were compared.
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