AN APPLICATION OF FUZZY SOFT RELATION IN DECISION MAKING PROBLEMS
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGY - Year 2012, Vol 3, Issue 2
Abstract
Here we present the concept of soft relations and fuzzy soft relations and then applied in a decision making problem. In approximate reasoning, fuzzy soft relations have shown to be of a primordial importance. Human judgements are often based on comparison between couples of faced data. D. Molodtsov gave definition of fuzzy soft relation. Afterwards A. Chaudhuri gave extended definition of fuzzy soft relation. Here we discuss the concept of soft relation and fuzzy soft relation and the definition of A. Chaudhuri in the simplified form as an algorithm and apply then in decision making problem taking a separate example
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Dusmanta Kumar Sut
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