<abstract><p>Using the Fermatean vague normal set (FVNS), problems requiring multiple attribute decision making (MADM) have been resolved in this article. This article focuses on the log Fermatean vague normal weighted averaging (log FVNWA), logarithmic Fermatean vague normal weighted geometric (log FVNWG), log generalized Fermatean vague normal weighted averaging (log GFVNWA) and log generalized Fermatean vague normal weighted geometric (log GFVNWG) operators. Described the scoring function, accuracy function and operational laws of the log FVNS. The Euclidean and Humming distance are extended with numerical examples. The features of the log FVNS based on the algebraic operations, including idempotency, boundedness, commutativity and monotonicity are also examined. A field of applied engineering called agricultural robotics has been compared to computer science and machine tool technology. Five distinct agricultural robotics including autonomous mobile robots, articulated robots, humanoid robots, cobot robots, and hybrid robots are randomly chosen. Findings can be compared to established criteria to determine which robotics are the most successful. The results of the models are expressed as a natural number $ \alpha $. We contrast several existing with those that have been developed in order to show the effectiveness and accuracy of the models.</p></abstract>
We interact the theory of possibility Pythagorean bipolar fuzzy soft sets, possibility bipolar fuzzy soft sets and define complementation, union, intersection, AND and OR. The possibility Pythagorean bipolar fuzzy soft sets are presented as a generalization of soft sets. Notably, we tend to showed De Morgan’s laws, associate laws and distributive laws that are holds in possibility Pythagorean bipolar fuzzy soft set theory. Also, we advocate an algorithm to solve the decision making problem primarily based on soft set model.
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