Selection of Enhanced Security Systems Using Complex T-Spherical Fuzzy Models Within a Complex Fuzzy Environment

Journal Title: International Journal of Knowledge and Innovation Studies - Year 2024, Vol 2, Issue 4

Abstract

The theory of Complex T-Spherical Fuzzy Sets (CTSpFSs) is introduced along with their Einstein operational methods under induced variables. This research aims to extend the theoretical framework of complex fuzzy sets (CFSs) by exploring fundamental Einstein operational laws and proposing two novel aggregation operators: the induced complex T-spherical fuzzy Einstein ordered weighted averaging (I-CTSpFEOWA) operator and the induced complex T-spherical fuzzy Einstein hybrid averaging (I-CTSpFEHA) operator. Aggregation operators serve as powerful tools in data analysis, decision-making, and understanding complex systems by enabling the extraction of meaningful insights from large, multidimensional datasets. These operators contribute to the simplification of information, ultimately enhancing decision support in complex decision-making processes. The proposed operators, designed to handle complex and multidimensional fuzzy information, enhance the ability to refine these decision-making processes. Their effectiveness is demonstrated through the development of a numerical example, which illustrates their potential application in real-world scenarios. The proposed techniques not only improve the clarity and relevance of the aggregated information but also provide an efficient methodology for managing complex fuzzy environments, thus refining decision-making across diverse domains. By demonstrating the utility of the I-CTSpFEOWA and I-CTSpFEHA operators, the research highlights their practical application in systems where traditional fuzzy aggregation methods may fall short. This work contributes significantly to the field of fuzzy set theory by presenting advanced aggregation methods that support improved decision-making in environments characterised by uncertainty and complexity.

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Muhammad Sajjad Ali Khan

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  • EP ID EP760691
  • DOI https://doi.org/10.56578/ijkis020402
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Muhammad Sajjad Ali Khan (2024). Selection of Enhanced Security Systems Using Complex T-Spherical Fuzzy Models Within a Complex Fuzzy Environment. International Journal of Knowledge and Innovation Studies, 2(4), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-760691