Fusion Data on Fuzzy Modality: From Algebraic Interpretations to Quantum Simulations via Qiskit Platform

This study is given at the intersection of three important areas: Modal Logic (ML), Fuzzy Logic (FL), and Quantum Computing (QC), leveraging from their main features. On the one hand, we have the QC ability to handle complex data more efficiently, taking advantage of the quantum mechanics concepts. On the other hand, ML and FL allow us to express uncertainties by mathematically modeling the imprecision of the natural language. Therefore, we first provide an algebraic model to interpret modal operators on fuzzy logic, and then we represent them in a quantum computing environment. Besides, we present some case studies simulating the fuzzy modal connectives in the Qiskit platform, aiming to better understand the evolution of quantum circuits.

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2024-10-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/smc54092.2024.10832070
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Rough Sets and Fuzzy Logic
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This study is given at the intersection of three important areas: Modal Logic (ML), Fuzzy Logic (FL), and Quantum Computing (QC), leveraging from their main features. On the one hand, we have the QC ability to handle complex data more efficiently, taking advantage of the quantum mechanics concepts. On the other hand, ML and FL allow us to express uncertainties by mathematically modeling the imprecision of the natural language. Therefore, we first provide an algebraic model to interpret modal operators on fuzzy logic, and then we represent them in a quantum computing environment. Besides, we present some case studies simulating the fuzzy modal connectives in the Qiskit platform, aiming to better understand the evolution of quantum circuits.

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