A new single-valued neutrosophic distance for TOPSIS, MABAC and new similarity measure in multi-attribute decision-making

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The aim of this paper is to define a new distance measure and apply it in three decision-making methods. First of all, we use single-valued neutrosophic numbers to describe the decision-making information, and proposes a new singlevalued neutrosophic distance based on Hamming distance and Hausdorff distance. According to this new distance, a new similarity measure is initiated. Then we introduce three methods, which are TOPSIS, MABAC and similarity measure, to solve multi-attribute decision-making problem. Among these methods, the combined weight is obtained by both objective weight and subjective weight. After that, a numerical example is applied to figure out a ideal solution. Finally, we compare this result with other papers and discuss the effectiveness and reasonability.

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Xu, D., Xian, H., Cui, X., & Hong, Y. (2020). A new single-valued neutrosophic distance for TOPSIS, MABAC and new similarity measure in multi-attribute decision-making. IAENG International Journal of Applied Mathematics, 50(1), 72–79. https://doi.org/10.12783/dteees/iccis2019/31724

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