Volume 15 • Issue 2 • PP: 98-112 • 2021
Single-valued Plithogenic graph for handling multi-valued attribute data and its context
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Recently, several researchers paid attention towards dealin with uncertainty in data with neutrosophic attributes. In this process, a problem is addressed while dealing with contradiction and its impact on decision making. It is considered as one of the major issues for data science researchers working in three-way fuzzy concept lattice. To deal with this issue, current paper tried to introduce the algebra of single-valued Plithogenic graph and its visualization based on infium and supremum. The proposed method also demonstated with an illustrative example for better understanding.
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