Abstract

In this chapter we discuss the foundations of rough-neural computing (RNC). We introduce information granule systems and information granules in such systems. Information granule networks, called approximate reasoning schemes (AR schemes), are used to represent information granule constructions. We discuss the foundations of RNC using an analogy of information granule networks with neural networks. RNC is a basic paradigm of granular computing (GC). This paradigm makes it possible to tune AR schemes to construct relevant information granules, e.g., satisfying a given specification to a satisfactory degree. One of the goals of our project is to develop methods based on rough-neural computing for computing with words (CW).

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