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    In any investigation, logical conclusions play a major part. In the present paper, we investigate the pattern which was widely used by Agatha Christie in her mystery novels and represent those literary elements by the relation called semantically ordering relation. The purpose of introducing this concept is to reduce the vagueness in naturally structured literary presentation by expressing the domain of linguistic variables into the fuzzy hedge based lattice structure. The idea proposed by Ho and Wechler has been applied in our analysis. Lastly, the paper compares the relation between the results obtained by the fuzzy based lattice structure with the projection and Max-Min composition principles.

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    In any investigation, logical conclusions play a major part. In the present paper, we investigate the pattern which was widely used by Agatha Christie in her mystery novels and represent those literary elements by the relation called semantically ordering relation. The purpose of introducing this concept is to reduce the vagueness in naturally structured literary presentation by expressing the domain of linguistic variables into the fuzzy hedge based lattice structure. The idea proposed by Ho and Wechler has been applied in our analysis. Lastly, the paper compares the relation between the results obtained by the fuzzy based lattice structure with the projection and Max-Min composition principles.

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    In any investigation, logical conclusions play a major part. In the present paper, we investigate the pattern which was widely used by Agatha Christie in her mystery novels and represent those literary elements by the relation called semantically ordering relation. The purpose of introducing this concept is to reduce the vagueness in naturally structured literary presentation by expressing the domain of linguistic variables into the fuzzy hedge based lattice structure. The idea proposed by Ho and Wechler has been applied in our analysis. Lastly, the paper compares the relation between the results obtained by the fuzzy based lattice structure with the projection and Max-Min composition principles.

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    International Journal of Computing Algorithm, Vol 3(3), June 2014

    ISSN(Print):2278-2397

    Semantic Ordering Relation- Applied to Agatha


    Christie Crime Thrillers
    T.Pathinathan, E.Mike Dison, K.Ponnivalavan
    P.G. and Research Department of Mathematics, Loyola College, Chennai

    Abstract
    In any investigation, logical conclusions play a major part. In the present paper, we
    investigate the pattern which was widely used by Agatha Christie in her mystery novels and
    represent those literary elements by the relation called semantically ordering relation. The
    purpose of introducing this concept is to reduce the vagueness in naturally structured literary
    presentation by expressing the domain of linguistic variables into the fuzzy hedge based
    lattice structure. The idea proposed by Ho and Wechler has been applied in our analysis.
    Lastly, the paper compares the relation between the results obtained by the fuzzy based lattice
    structure with the projection and Max-Min composition principles.

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