Concept Approximation Based on Rough Sets and Judgment

We discuss an approach of concept approximation based on judgment rather than on partial containment of sets only. This approach seems to be much more general than the traditional one. However, it requires developing some new logical tools for reasoning based on judgment, which is often expressed in natural language.

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