Recent studies on fuzzy automata are influenced by algebraic techniques to tackle issues like reduction, minimization and their languages. Fuzzy automaton homomorphism is one such majorally discussed technique. This paper is concerned with the group of (weak) fuzzy automaton automorphisms and constructions of all (weak) fuzzy automaton automorphisms over arbitrary fuzzy automaton. It is shown that (1) every arbitrary fuzzy automaton is decomposed into distinct primaries, (2) primaries are maximal singly generated fuzzy automata and (3) every weak fuzzy automaton homomorphism on an arbitrary fuzzy automaton is uniquely determined into weak fuzzy automaton homomorphisms on all its primaries. Therefore, the discussion begun over strongly connected fuzzy automaton and continue constructions as well as characterizations of (weak) fuzzy automaton homomorphisms, isomorphisms, endomorphisms and automorphisms sequentially over perfect fuzzy automaton, singly generated fuzzy automaton and primaries of fuzzy automaton. Finally, it is obtained that the group of weak fuzzy automaton automorphisms and its cardinality over arbitrary fuzzy automaton. Keywords:Fuzzy function, fuzzy automaton (strongly connected, perfect and singly generated),(Weak) fuzzy automaton automorphism (homomorphism, isomorphism), primaries and basis of a fuzzy automaton.
In this paper we have defined input-connected fuzzy automaton and established that in an input connected fuzzy automaton, element of an orbit maps to an element of the orbit under the weak fuzzy automaton endomorphism. Further, if an input x is unicore in the fuzzy automaton, then the number of weak fuzzy automaton endomorphisms of A(x) is equal to the number of states.
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