Volume 16 • Issue 1 • PP: 28-41 • 2021
Air Quality Index Analysis Using Single-Valued Neutrosophic Plithogenic Graph for Multi-Decision Process
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Recently, Plithogenic set and its graphical structure visualization is stuide for dealing with multi-attribute data set. In this pocess a problem arises while characterization of uncertainty in tue, false and uncertain regions, independently. One of the suitable examples is Air Quality Index and its impact on human health contains multi-valued attributes. In this case the conflict may arise among two experts about acceptation, rejection and uncertain impact of AQI for human health. To resolve this issue a single-valued neutrosophic Plithogenic set and its graphical strcutue visualization is discussed in this paper with an illustrative example.
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