Abstract
This paper examines two main possibilities of pairwise comparisons analysis: first, pair- wise comparisons within a lattice, in this case these comparisons can be measurable by numbers; second, comparisons beyond any lattice, in this case these comparisons cannot be measurable in principle. We show that the first approach to pairwise comparisons analysis is based on the con- ventional square of opposition and its generalization, but the second approach is based on uncon- ventional squares of opposition. Furthermore, the first approach corresponds to lateral inhibition in transmission signals and the second approach corresponds to lateral activation in transmission signals.
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