Fuzzy plane geometry I: Points and lines

Abstract We introduce a comprehensive study of fuzzy geometry in this paper by first defining a fuzzy point and a fuzzy line in fuzzy plane geometry. We consider the fuzzy distance between fuzzy points and show it is a (weak) fuzzy metric. We study various definitions of a fuzzy line, develop their basic properties, and investigate parallel fuzzy lines.

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