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Chiranjibe Jana1, Ibrahim M Hezam2
1Saveetha School of Engineering, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS), Chennai 602105, Tamil Nadu, India.
Abstract:
This paper presents new averaging operators, such as mpF Einstein weighted averaging (mpFEWA), mpF Einstein ordered weighted averaging (mpFEOWA), mpF Einstein hybrid weighted averaging (mpFEHWA), mpF Einstein weighted geometric (mpFEWG), and mpF Einstein hybrid weighted geometric (mpFEHWG), as well as new Einstein operations (mpFNs) for handling multi-polar fuzzy numbers. We evaluate these operators for idempotency, boundedness, monotonicity, and commutativity, and we design them to deal with multi-polar fuzzy numbers (mpFNs). Furthermore, the study investigates the use of these operators in MAGDM settings, namely mpFEWA and mpFEWG operators, to expand on this. Additionally, it proposes a procedure for determining the best site for a sponge iron production plant by use of the created MAGDM method. The EDAS method, which stands for "Evaluation based on Distance from Average Solution," verifies that the solutions are effective. Finally, the suggested model highlights the benefits and possible improvements provided by these creative strategies by comparing the new approach to conventional methods and evaluating its efficiency and practicality.
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