Proposed Intuitionistic Fuzzy Entropy Measure Along With Novel Multicriteria Sorting Techniques

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Abstract

Recently, the major environmental change and a pandemic called COVID-19 have heavily impacted the economy, business, and health of each country. Moreover, the climatic changes and COVID-19 are calamities to human life. In other words, these two aspects threaten the existence of humans and the sustenance of the overall development of a country. These two factors particularly influence the tourism sector, so a strategy balancing environmental quality and dealing with the ill effects of COVID-19 is formulated to uplift the economic sectors. Atannasov's intuitionistic fuzzy domain is used to model the environmental quality and COVID-19 due to the involvement of hesitancy and uncertainty. The precise measurement of the imprecision in the information is obtained with the help of entropy measure. The paper analyzes the two aspects using a novel entropy measure based on multiple criteria sorting (MCS). Here, the two MCS problems are solved with the help of two proposed techniques: TOPSIS-GREY-sort and ENTROPY-TOPSIS-GREY-sort. A case study showing the impact of COVID-19 in the Philippines and the environmental quality of Tehran (the capital city of Iran) are considered to validate the functioning of the proposed techniques. We use 'A novel sorting method TOPSIS-SORT: an application for Tehran environmental quality evaluation (2016), Ekonomica a management,' and 'Current Issues in Tourism 25.2(2022): 168-178, Taylor and Francis' for the comparative analysis.

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Tiwari, A., & Danish Lohani, Q. M. (2023). Proposed Intuitionistic Fuzzy Entropy Measure Along With Novel Multicriteria Sorting Techniques. IEEE Access, 11, 7630–7656. https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2022.3231903

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