Abstract

The approach to rough set theory is investigated from the foundational point of view, starting from the formal analysis of the mathematical structures generated by equivalence relations (the standard Pawlak approach to complete information systems) and then by tolerance or similarity relations (the approach to roughness by incomplete information systems). Making use of these approaches the “minimal” meta-theoretical principles which allow one to treat approximations in rough set theory are discussed and formulated in explicit way, in particular the conditions which can assure what can be rightly considered as lower and upper approximations of some approximable set. The hierarchy of approximation spaces generated in this way on a universe is then discussed.

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