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Muhammad Imran Harl1, Muhammad Saeed1, Muhammad Haris Saeed2
1Department of Mathematics, University of Management and Technology, Lahore, 54000, Punjab, Pakistan.
Abstract:
Abrasive textiles have widespread industrial applications in the fields of polishing, finishing, deburring, and cleaning of various surfaces. Effective decision making and performance analysis are crucial in the development and manufacturing of abrasive textiles, as it enables manufacturers to evaluate and optimize the performance of these materials for specific applications and to make informed decisions about their production processes. For that purpose, this work aims to introduce an innovative bipolar picture fuzzy hypersoft set (BPFHSS) which is composed of two picture fuzzy hyper soft sets; one of them gives us the positive information, and the other gives us the negative information, for each membership degree, neutral membership, and non-membership degree. The properties of the designed structure and discussed alongside a thorough discussion on the De-Morgan's laws. Also, the bipolar picture fuzzy hypersoft weighted geometric (BPFHSWG) operator is defined for the BPFHSS framework to aggregate bipolar picture fuzzy hypersoft numbers (BPFHSN) information. This research highlights the importance of considering inconsistent, bipolar, and multiple sub-attribute information in decision-making processes by using the defined operators to develop an algorithm for a multi-attribute analysis for quality control of manufacture of abrasive textiles.
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