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Since its inception rough set theory has proved itself to be one of the most important models to capture impreciseness in data. However, it was based upon the notion of equivalence relations, which are relatively rare as far as applicability is concerned. So, the basic rough set model has been extended in many direct ions. One of these extensions is the covering based rough set notion, where a cover is an extension of the concept of partition; a notion which is equivalent to equivalence relation. From the granular computing point of view, all these rough sets are unigranular in character; i.e . they consider only a singular granular structure on the universe. So, there arose the necessity to define multig ranular rough sets and as a consequence two types of mult igranular rough sets, called the optimistic mult igranular rough sets and pessimistic rough sets have been introduced. Four types of covering based optimistic multig ranular rough sets have been introduced and their properties are studied. The notion of equality of sets, which is too stringent for real life applications, was extended by Novotny and Pawlak to define rough equalities. Th is notion was further extended by Tripathy to define three more types of approximate equalities. The covering based optimistic versions of two of these four approximate equalities have been studied by Nagaraju et al recently. In th is article, we study the other two cases and provide a comparative analysis.

Covering Based Optimistic Multigranular Approximate Rough Equalities and their Properties