J Austral Math Soc Ser B 36 pp175--193, 1994.
(Received 2 November 1992; revised 1 March 1993)
An N-map Iterated Fuzzy Set System (IFZS), introduced in [4] and to be denoted as (w, PHI), is a system of N contraction maps wi : X -> X over a compact metric space (X, d ), with associated "grey level" maps phii : [0, 1] -> [0, 1]. Associated with an IFZS (w, PHI) is a fixed point u /belongs F*(X), the class of normalized fuzzy sets on X, u : X -> [0, 1]. We are concerned with the continuity properties of u with respect to changes in the wi, and the phii. Establishing continuity for the fixed points of IFZS is more complicated than for traditional Iterated Function Systems (IFS) with probabilities since a composition of functions is involved. Continuity at each specific attractor u may be established over a suitably restricted domain of phii maps. Two applications are (i) animation of images and (ii) the inverse problem of fractal construction.
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