A hybrid entropy-based economic evaluation of hydrogen generation techniques using Multi-Criteria Decision Making

Alamri, Faten S.; Saeed, Muhammad Haris; Saeed, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2023.10.324

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“…Abdel-Basset [37,38] has written articles on medical disease diagnosis using a neutrosophic imaging environment. Alamri et al [39] worked on the hybrid entropy-based economic evaluation of hydrogen generation techniques using multicriteria decision making. Jafar et al [40] worked on distance and similarity measures using max-min operators of neutrosophic hypersoft sets with applications in site selection for solid waste management systems.…”

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The Development of a Hybrid Model for Dam Site Selection Using a Fuzzy Hypersoft Set and a Plithogenic Multipolar Fuzzy Hypersoft Set

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Inrecent years, there has been a notable increase in utilising multiple criteria decision-making (MCDM) methods in practical problem solving. The advancement of enhanced decision models with greater capabilities, coupled with technologies like geographic information systems (GIS) and artificial intelligence (AI), has fueled the application of MCDM techniques across various domains. To address the scarcity of irrigation water resources in Bortala, Northwest China, the selection of a dam site has been approached using a hybrid model integrating a multipolar Fuzzy set and a plithogenic Fuzzy hypersoft set along with a GIS. This study considered criteria such as a geological layer, slope, soil type, and land cover. Four potential and reasonably suitable dam locations were identified using a dam construction suitability map developed for Bortala. Ultimately, we showcased the benefits of the innovative method, emphasizing an open, transparent, and science-based approach to selecting optimal dam sites through local studies and group discussions. The results highlight the effectiveness of the hybrid approach involving a fuzzy hypersoft set and plithogenic multipolar fuzzy hypersoft set in addressing the challenges of dam site selection.

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