The contemporary situation of the world is very pathetic due to the spread of COVID-19. In this article, we have prepared a decision making model on COVID-19 pandemic patients with the help of the neutrosophic similarity measures. The model is to predict the COVID-19 patents for testing positive and testing negative. The decision making is based on the testing result of the COVID-19 cases. We have used the neutrosophic similarity measure theory and the distance function. We have used the C-programming for finding the result of the suspected patients.
The main focus of this article is to introduce the notion of rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic set and rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic topology by using rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic lower approximation, rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic upper approximation, and rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic boundary region. Then, we provide some basic properties, namely operations on rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic set and rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic topology. By defining rough pentapartitioned neutrosophic set and topology, we formulate some results in the form of theorems, propositions, etc. Further, we give some examples to justify the definitions introduced in this article.
In this article, an attempt has been made to introduce the concept of Neutrosophic d-Filter and Neutrosophic Prime d-Filter of d-Algebra by generalizing the notion of Intuitionistic Fuzzy d-Filter of d-Algebra. Besides, we establish different properties of them. Further, we study several relations on this notion from the point of view of Neutrosophic d-Algebra.
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