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R#-Closed Sets as a Topological Approximation Framework for Attribute Reduction in Data Classification

Author(s) Dr. Raghavendra K, Dr. Veeresha A Sajjanara, Dr. Govardhanareddy H G
Country India
Abstract Rough set theory approaches uncertainty in classification through topological closure and interior — the operators behind the classical lower and upper approximation of a decision class. Here we ask a narrower question: does a specific generalized closed-set notion from point-set topology, the R#-closed set, buy anything for that construction? R#-closed sets sit strictly between generalized closed (g-closed) sets and regular generalized closed (rg-closed) sets, and that placement turns out to be enough. Because every closed set is g-closed, and every R#-closed set falls in the g-closed/rg-closed interval, the resulting R#-closure can only shrink the classical upper approximation, and R#-interior can only grow the classical lower approximation. The boundary region shrinks accordingly, and the accuracy measure can only hold steady or improve. We work this out as an R#-approximation space, prove the tightening result, build an attribute-reduction procedure on top of it, and walk through the mechanics on a small decision table. What emerges is a modest but mathematically solid connection between generalized-closed-set topology and rough-set-based feature reduction — the kind of bridge that is easy to state once you see it, but had not, to our knowledge, been made before.
Keywords R#-closed sets; generalized topology; rough sets; topological approximation space; attribute reduction; data classification.
Field Mathematics
Published In Volume 8, Issue 5, September-October 2026
Published On 2026-09-20
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i05.87687

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