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Construction of fuzzy valued recurrent fractal interpolation functions and their properties

Hyang Choe·MiGyong Ri·CholHui Yun
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In the process of measuring objects with local self-similarity, such as satellite images or coastlines, we obtain a data set with both local self-similarity and uncertainty. To better interpolate such data sets, an interpolation function with both local self-similarity and uncertainty is necessary. In this paper, we propose a construction of fuzzy valued recurrent fractal interpolation function using recurrent iterated function system that interpolates the given data set of fuzzy numbers. And we show some properties of the constructed fuzzy valued RFIFs: Holder continuity and stability of the interpolation function due to perturbations in the data set or the vertical scaling factors.

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Hyang Choe, MiGyong Ri, CholHui Yun. 2025-07-17. Construction of fuzzy valued recurrent fractal interpolation functions and their properties. https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.00860

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