Construction and properties of fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation function by using iterated function system

CholHui Yun; Hyang Choe; MiGyong Ri

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Construction and properties of fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation function by using iterated function system

CholHui Yun·Hyang Choe·MiGyong Ri

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In nature, there are many phenomena with both irregularity and uncertainty. Therefore, a fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation is more useful for modeling them than fuzzy interpolation or fractal interpolation. We construct fractal interpolation functions that interpolate a given data set of fuzzy numbers using an iterated function system and study the Holder continuity of the constructed function. Firstly, we construct an iterated function system (IFS) using the given data set and construct a fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation function whose graph is the attractor of the constructed IFS. Next, we find the relationship between the fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation function and the fractal interpolation function of the level set of the data set. Finally, we prove the Holder continuity of the fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation function.

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CholHui Yun, Hyang Choe, MiGyong Ri. 2025-07-17. Construction and properties of fuzzy-valued fractal interpolation function by using iterated function system. https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.00861

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