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Abrar Hussain1, Kifayat Ullah1, Jihad Ahmad2
1Department of Mathematics, Riphah International University (Lahore Campus), Lahore 54000, Pakistan.
Abstract:
In the aggregation of uncertain information, it is very important to consider the interrelationship of the input information. Hamy mean (HM) is one of the fine tools to deal with such scenarios. This paper aims to extend the idea of the HM operator and dual HM (DHM) operator in the framework of complex intuitionistic fuzzy sets (CIFSs). The main benefit of using the frame of complex intuitionistic fuzzy CIF information is that it handles two possibilities of the truth degree (TD) and falsity degree (FD) of the uncertain information. We proposed four types of HM operators: CIF Hamy mean (CIFHM), CIF weighted Hamy mean (CIFWHM), CIF dual Hamy mean (CIFDHM), and CIF weighted dual Hamy mean (CIFWDHM) operators. The validity of the proposed HM operators is numerically established. The proposed HM operators are utilized to assess a multiattribute decision-making (MADM) problem where the case study of tourism destination places is discussed. For this purpose, a MADM algorithm involving the proposed HM operators is proposed and applied to the numerical example. The effectiveness and flexibility of the proposed method are also discussed, and the sensitivity of the involved parameters is studied. The conclusive remarks, after a comparative study, show that the results obtained in the frame of CIFSs improve the accuracy of the results by using the proposed HM operators.
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