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Bipolar Fuzzy Minimum-Weight Satisfiability under Continuous t-Norms: A Clause-Witness Branch-and-Bound Framework
Minimum-weight satisfiability asks for a satisfying Boolean assignment of minimum cost, while many fuzzy decision and knowledge systems operate with graded positive and negative relations rather than crisp literals. This paper introduces a bipolar fuzzy minimum-weight satisfiability problem in which
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