Fuzzy Soft Sets in Collaborative Decision-Making: Bridging Uncertainty and Consensus
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Soft set, fuzzy soft set, decision-miakng, uncertainty, ambiguity, physiotherapy.Abstract
A useful technique for dealing with ambiguity and impreciseness in judgment situations is soft set theory. To assess how well soft sets, fuzzy soft sets, and fuzzy soft sets handle ambiguity and variability, this study investigates their use in a group decision-making framework. Fuzzy soft sets expand the adaptable framework of soft sets by adding degrees of membership, allowing for a more thorough examination of challenging decision-making issues.
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