An ideal technique for decision-making problems for uncertain data and its application in medical science

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Abstract

For representing and manipulating uncertain information like fuzzy, incomplete, inconsistent or imprecise, Neutrosophic relation database model is a more general platform, in the human decision-making process. Neutrosophic sets can easily handle real world problems. A new correlation method is introduced in this paper to construct similarity measure, by which decision making problem that exist in real world situation can be easily handled in regard of multiple existing criteria’s or incomplete or inconsistent information. The selection of the best option of alternative can be done by ranking all the other options as per similarity measure depending on concept of similarity. Later in this paper, an explanatory example is given of the proposed method and the comparison results are also presented to show the effective output.. The application in certain domains of medical diagnosis problems having multiple criteria’s in decision making are also discussed in the end of the proposed method.

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Arora, M. (2019). An ideal technique for decision-making problems for uncertain data and its application in medical science. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(11), 923–927. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijitee.k1563.0981119

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