Modeling Internal Communication in Multicultural Organizations using Neutrosophic Plithogenic Logic

Karla Melissa Ruiz Quezada; Juan Roberto Pereira Salcedo; Ronald Ricky Alcívar Cabada; Pedro Manuel García Arias; Edison Luis Cruz Navarrete

doi:https://doi.org/10.54216/IJNS.260425

International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2026

Financial Innovation and Microfinance Effectiveness: A Neutrosophic Econometric Evaluation

This work analyzes the econometric efficiency in the use of finance instruments applied by microfinance institutions, using a Neutrosophic methodological framework; it develops with emphasis in terms of financial performance and social impact for 2018-2023. The study aims to fill important gaps in understanding how alternative financial instruments affect operational efficiency, poverty mitigation and institutional sustainability within a changing regulatory and development context. The mixed-methods was used by combining the N-MCDM and DEA technique with panel data regression analysis techniques. The sample consisted of 89 MFIs (including traditional and alternative-finance-based ones) in all 14 administrative regions. The method used for efficiency estimation was two-stage DEA, GMM was used to estimate the dynamic panel model, and Tobit regression model a set of key explanatory variables for performance. Input data were institutional annual financial reports, operation indicators, borrower information as well as macro-prudential regulatory metrics from central financial authorities. The outcomes indicate that microfinance institutions (MFIs) using alternative finance have higher social efficiency at 0.863 compared with their Conventional counterparts (at 0.741), while they conserve the same financial efficiency (0.694 versus 0.708). Murabaha-type financing models had a 26% better portfolio quality so that portfolio-at-risk percentages were as high as 2.6% compared to conventional frameworks of 3.5%. Musharaka-utilizing systems captured 21% higher likelihoods of loan recovery, whereas Ijarah-based models showed 18% lower odds of default. Moreover, rural outreach efficiency improved by 34% and women’s participation ratio became 81% instead of 64%, in conventional institutions. With marginally lower average ROA (1.97% compared to 2.24%), alternative-finance players revealed a higher level of alignment with priorities on value-creating expansion and impact on society. In conclusion, the results highlight the power of neutrosophic econometric analysis for assessing trade-offs among complex financial and social decisions, providing a strong decision-support system for policymakers and financial regulators aiming to design the optimal balance between profitability, efficiency and social welfare in microfinance schemes.

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Journal of Intelligent Systems and Internet of Things | 2025

Blockchain-Augmented Zero Trust Architecture for Intrusion Detection in Decentralized IoT Networks

The exponential growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem has amplified concerns regarding data privacy, trust management, and cyber resilience in decentralized environments. Traditional perimeter-based security models are inadequate for heterogeneous IoT networks that operate across multiple domains. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a Blockchain-Augmented Zero Trust Architecture (BZTA) integrated with a hybrid intrusion detection mechanism for achieving secure, verifiable, and adaptive threat mitigation in decentralized IoT frameworks. The proposed BZTA employs blockchain-based identity verification to ensure device authenticity and policy-driven Zero Trust enforcement to validate every access request dynamically. A federated intrusion detection model built using Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) and Graph Attention Networks (GAT) identifies anomalous communication patterns, while smart contracts facilitate tamper-proof logging and automated response coordination. The integration of Proof-of-Trust (PoT) consensus enhances scalability by minimizing latency during transaction validation. Experimental evaluations conducted on simulated IoT network datasets demonstrate a detection accuracy of 98.6%, false positive rate of 1.8%, and an average latency reduction of 22% compared to traditional IDS and standalone blockchain systems. The proposed BZTA framework effectively balances security, scalability, and interoperability, providing a resilient foundation for next-generation decentralized IoT infrastructures.

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Integrating Visual Sentiment Analysis with Textual Data for Enhanced Social Media Insights

Social media platforms have become pivotal arenas for the public to express emotions, opinions, and sentiments. While traditional sentiment analysis methods predominantly focus on textual data, they often overlook the rich emotional context embedded in images shared alongside posts. This paper presents a novel framework that integrates Visual Sentiment Analysis (VSA) with Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to enhance the understanding of public sentiment in social media content. By leveraging deep learning-based feature extraction from images (using pre-trained CNN models) and combining them with transformer-based text analysis (such as BERT), the proposed multimodal sentiment analysis model captures nuanced emotional expressions more effectively than unimodal approaches. Experiments conducted on benchmark datasets, including Twitter and Instagram posts, demonstrate a significant improvement in sentiment classification accuracy and contextual interpretation. The study highlights the potential of integrated sentiment analysis systems in applications such as brand monitoring, political opinion tracking, and mental health detection.

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Real-Time Gesture Recognition Using Attention-Based CNN-RNN Framework for Human-Robot Interaction

Gesture recognition serves as a key enabler for natural and intuitive human–robot interaction (HRI) in smart automation and assistive systems. However, achieving real-time performance with high recognition accuracy remains a significant challenge due to dynamic background variations, occlusion, and complex spatio-temporal dependencies in gesture sequences. This paper presents a real-time attention-based CNN-RNN framework for robust gesture recognition and adaptive HRI in dynamic environments. The proposed system utilizes Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for spatial feature extraction from sequential video frames and Bidirectional Recurrent Neural Networks (BiRNNs)—integrated with an attention mechanism—for modeling temporal dependencies and focusing on discriminative motion cues. The attention layer enhances interpretability by prioritizing salient gestures and reducing background noise. A hybrid optimization strategy, combining adaptive learning rate scheduling and regularized dropout, ensures computational stability and generalization across gesture datasets. Experiments conducted on benchmark datasets such as NVIDIA Dynamic Gesture (NvGesture) and ChaLearn IsoGD demonstrate superior performance, achieving an accuracy of 97.8% and a real-time inference speed of 34 FPS, outperforming baseline CNN, 3D-CNN, and LSTM architectures. The proposed framework effectively balances accuracy, latency, and interpretability, making it suitable for real-world HRI applications, including service robotics, industrial automation, and assistive technologies.

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Emotion-Aware Recommendation Systems: Deep Sentiment Modeling for Consumer Behavior Understanding

Traditional recommendation systems primarily rely on user behavior, ratings, and content-based preferences to suggest products or services. However, they often overlook the nuanced emotional context that significantly influences consumer decision-making. This paper proposes a Sentiment-Enhanced Recommendation System (SERS) that integrates sentiment analysis with collaborative and content-based filtering to better capture the affective dimensions of user preferences. By analyzing user-generated content such as reviews, comments, and social media posts using deep learning-based sentiment classifiers, the proposed model quantifies emotional polarity and intensity. These sentiment signals are then incorporated into the recommendation pipeline using hybrid matrix factorization and attention mechanisms, enabling dynamic adaptation to users' emotional states. Experimental evaluations conducted on datasets from Amazon and Yelp demonstrate significant improvements in precision, recall, and user satisfaction scores compared to traditional models. The findings highlight the critical role of emotions in shaping consumer behavior and underscore the importance of affect-aware personalization in modern recommendation systems.

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Adaptive Image Enhancement Using Hybrid Deep Learning and Traditional Filtering Techniques

Image enhancement remains a fundamental challenge in computer vision, particularly in scenarios involving low contrast, uneven illumination, and noise interference. While traditional spatial and frequency domain techniques efficiently address specific distortions, they often fail to generalize across diverse image conditions. To overcome these limitations, this paper proposes an Adaptive Hybrid Image Enhancement Framework that integrates deep learning-based enhancement networks with classical filtering algorithms for optimal visual restoration and detail preservation. The proposed method employs a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) enhanced with an attention-guided residual block to learn fine-grained illumination patterns, followed by adaptive fusion with traditional filters such as Gaussian smoothing, histogram equalization, and bilateral filtering. This hybrid approach ensures a balance between structural clarity and natural color consistency. A dynamic weighting mechanism is applied to adjust enhancement intensity based on local luminance and texture statistics. Experimental validation on benchmark datasets such as MIT-Adobe FiveK, BSD500, and LIME demonstrates significant improvement over state-of-the-art methods. The proposed hybrid model achieves an average PSNR of 32.8 dB, SSIM of 0.95, and naturalness index improvement of 18%, outperforming standalone deep learning and filtering techniques. The adaptive framework effectively enhances visibility in underexposed, blurred, and noisy conditions, making it ideal for applications in medical imaging, autonomous vision, and surveillance systems.

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Neuromorphic VLSI Accelerator for Edge-Aware AI Processing Using Hybrid Spiking Neural Architectures

The rapid proliferation of edge-AI systems in IoT, autonomous robotics, and biomedical monitoring demands ultra-low-power, latency-aware intelligence that conventional deep neural networks struggle to provide due to heavy computation and memory overheads. Neuromorphic computing offers a promising biological-inspired alternative by processing information through sparse spiking events, enabling energy-efficient on-device learning and inference. This paper presents a neuromorphic VLSI accelerator based on a hybrid spiking neural architecture that combines Leaky-Integrate-and-Fire (LIF) neurons, adaptive threshold spiking units, and synaptic plasticity circuits to support both supervised and unsupervised learning modes at the edge. A hierarchical crossbar-memory topology integrated with non-volatile memristive synapses provides dense weight storage and real-time synaptic updates, reducing off-chip memory access by 78%. A pipelined event-driven computation engine and clock-gated spike scheduler minimize dynamic switching, achieving 61% reduction in power and 2.4× throughput improvement compared to conventional CMOS DNN accelerators. The proposed system performs dynamic visual-feature encoding, spike-based temporal fusion, and on-chip learning for anomaly and object detection tasks in low-power sensor nodes. Fabricated in 28-nm CMOS, the prototype achieves 0.29 mW power, 0.42 pJ/spike energy, and 94.3% inference accuracy, outperforming state-of-the-art neuromorphic platforms. Results demonstrate that hybrid spiking architectures integrated with VLSI-efficient plasticity circuits can deliver high-accuracy, self-adaptive AI within stringent edge constraints, enabling next-generation smart-sensing and autonomous micro-robotic intelligence.

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2026

A Neutrosophic Framework for Multilevel Corruption Assessment in Central Asian Societies

We introduce a neutrosophic framework to assess corruption across micro, meso, and macro levels and illustrate it with a public, fully synthetic dataset covering five Central Asian societies (2020–2025). The framework models the proposition “High Corruption” with three independent degrees: Truth (T ), Indeterminacy (I), and Falsity (F), which need not sum to one. We propose a summary index—the Neutrosophic Evidence Risk Index (NERI)—that couples evidence for and against high corruption with indeterminacy. Empirically, we document three stylized patterns in the synthetic data: (i) a moderate decline in country-level NERI over time for most countries; (ii) a negative association between region-year e-service adoption and bribe solicitation; and (iii) a negative association between digital government capacity and T at the country-year level. For example, the average bribe-solicitation rate is 0.047 overall, 0.198 without e-services (95% CI 0.175–0.220) vs. 0.019 with e-services (95% CI 0.015–0.022), implying a risk difference of -0.179 and a relative risk of 0.094.

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Evaluating Priorities in the Implementation of Microcredentials in Latin American Universities through the Hierarchical Analytical Process for Educational Flexibility

This paper responds to the problem of establishing criteria priority for microcredential implementation in Latin American universities, a developing topic with great momentum and the need to professionalize traditional learning models. Amid rapid digital and labor developments, microcredentials emerge as an efficient way of certifying targeted skills and fostering adaptability to market demand. Still, implementation in higher education lacks a clear pathway of systematic substantiation. The state-of-the-art demonstrates that few mixed-method studies have attempted to prioritize institutional, pedagogical, and technological aspects of this endeavor. This paper applies the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to a criterion for criteria relative assessment as a method for qualitative and quantitative study. This approach assesses relative importance between seemingly equal criteria—digital infrastructure, teacher training, curriculum relevance, and external validity, for example—for better implementation within higher education systems. Results assess teacher training and platform interoperability as the two most important criteria for successful microcredential implementation. This study is relevant theoretically for multicriteria approaches to the assessment of learning flexibility and practically speaking, supports university administrative decisions for more adaptable, equity-driven and sustainable learning options.

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International Journal of Neutrosophic Science | 2025

Modeling Internal Communication in Multicultural Organizations using Neutrosophic Plithogenic Logic

In an increasingly multicultural world, workforces become more diverse, and the challenge of internal communications exacerbates. What one group deems clear communication can easily be reinterpreted, countered or found invalid by another group valuing different cultural mores, norms, and expectations. As these issues grow, not only does organizational coherence suffer, but also strategic impact potential fails as globalized realities emerge. There becomes a need for a model that successfully implements the nuance and indeterminacy of such communicative interactions. While models of intercultural communications exist, they often operate on a binary method of understanding that fails to acknowledge the simultaneous presence of varying levels of truth, indeterminacy, and untruths. This is where neutrosophic plitogenic logic intervenes as the advanced form through which these properties can be modeled to suggest cognitive/emotional/symbolic determination as a single potentialized system of assessment. Thus, the challenge emerges to neutralize indeterminacy by fluidly responding to the communicative elements relative to what is present at any given moment over time. Neutrosophic Plitogenic Logic emerges as a viable interdisciplinary approach to understanding internal communication by theoretical and practical means - using epistemology through organizational studies fields and management feasibility - as it successfully presents the shifting and multivalent form of such a communicative process within increasingly multicultural dynamics when existing reconciled methods fail. This contribution is theoretical - as it creates a tool for fields of study to manage structural ambiguity - and practical - for management purposes - as it fosters a model for inclusion in resilient, contextually viable messaging design.

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