Abstract
Many different fuzzy implication operators have been proposed; most of them fit into one of the two classes: implication operations that are based on an explicit representation of implication A → B in terms of &, ∨, and ¬ (e.g., S-implications that are based on the formula B ∨ ¬ A), and R-implications that are based on an implicit representation of implication A → B as the weakest C for which C&B implies A. However, some fuzzy implication operations (such as b a ) cannot be naturally represented in this form. To describe such operations, we propose a new (third) class of implication operations called A-implications whose relation to &, ∨, and ¬ is described by (implicit) axioms.
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