Intelligent algorithm for trapezoidal interval valued neutrosophic network analysis

Nagarajan, D.; Lathamaheswari, M.; Talea, Mohamed; Bakali, Assia; Smarandache, Florentín

doi:10.1049/trit.2019.0086

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“…The strength of neutrosophic sets lies in their ability to handle inconsistent and vague data by studying the level of truth, indeterminate, and false degrees of the data (Broumi et al, 2020 ; Nabeeh et al, 2019 ). Literature has provided the critical definitions of neutrosophic sets, single-valued neutrosophic number, triangular neutrosophic number, and trapezoidal neutrosophic number (Abdel-Basset et al, 2018 ; Broumi et al, 2020 ; Pamucar et al, 2020 ). The definitions are discussed next.…”

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“…The advantages of SVTrNN over other neutrosophic numbers provided by Broumi et al ( 2020 ) and Pamucar et al ( 2020 ) includes: The SVTrNN is a generalized form of a single and triangular neutrosophic number. The SVTrNN is distributed widely over any scale, making it arithmetically suitable to express the judgments.…”

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“… The SVTrNN can effectively express neutrosophic information than the single and triangular neutrosophic. Therefore, the SVTrNN is more suitable for computing neutrosophic multiple attribute decision-making problems (Broumi et al, 2020 ).…”

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Examining the barriers to operationalization of humanitarian supply chains: lessons learned from COVID-19 crisis

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Humanitarian supply chains (HSC) have vital significance in mitigating different disruptive supply chain risks caused due to natural or man-made activities such as tsunami, earthquakes, flooding, warfare, or the recent COVID-19 pandemic. Each kind of disaster poses a unique set of challenges to the operationalization of HSC. This study attempts to determine the critical barriers to the operationalization of HSC in India during the COVID-19 pandemic. Initially, we determined and validated 10 critical barriers to HSC operationalization through a Delphi method. Further, we analyzed the barriers by computing the driving and dependence power of each barrier to determine the most critical ones. To do so, we coined a distinct form of interpretive structural modeling (ISM) by amalgamating it with the neutrosophic approach, i.e. Neutrosophic ISM. The findings indicate, “lack of Government subsidies and support, lack of skilled and experienced rescuers, and lack of technology usage” are the most critical barriers that influence the streamline operations of HSC during the COVID-19 outbreak, unlike other disruptions. This is the first-of-its-kind research work that has identified and analyzed the critical barriers to HSC operationalization during COVID-19 in the Indian context. The results and recommendations of the study can aid policymakers and HSC professionals in formulating suitable strategies for successful HSC operations. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s10479-022-04752-x.

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“…The neutrosophic sets have the strength to handle inconsistent and vague data by analyzing the level of truthfulness, indeterminacy and falsity within data (Dohale et al, 2022a;Nabeeh et al, 2019). The critical definitions of neutrosophic sets, single-valued neutrosophic numbers, triangular neutrosophic numbers and trapezoidal neutrosophic numbers are listed in the current body of literature (Abdel-Basset et al, 2018;Broumi et al, 2020;Pamucar et al, 2020).…”

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Analyzing the enablers of circular supply chain using Neutrosophic-ISM method: lessons from the Indian apparel industry

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PurposeThis research identifies the enablers for implementing circular supply chains (CSCEs) and analyzes interrelationships between them to quantify their driving and dependence power to understand the critical CSCEs.Design/methodology/approachInitially, 10 CSCEs are identified for the Indian apparel industries through an extant literature review and validated using the Delphi method by seeking experts' opinions. The identified CSCEs are subjected to a novel neutrosophic interpretive structural modeling (N-ISM) method to capture the interrelationships between CSCEs and compute the driving and dependence power of CSCEs.FindingsThe findings of the present research work revealed that “supportive legislative framework, awareness of circular economy's potential for revenue gain and availability of trained research and development (R&D) team” are the critical CSCEs that need to be considered while implementing a circular supply chain in apparel industries.Research limitations/implicationsThis study offers insightful implications to guide practitioners in implementing the circular economy in apparel supply chains.Originality/valueThis research work is one of the earlier studies to analyze the enablers for implementing circular supply chains. This study has explored CSCEs in the context of apparel industries. From a methodological perspective, the novel N-ISM method is worth highlighting as the originality of the work.

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“…The PUF-based RFID authentication protocol (MMY) reinforces secret key leakage in NVM (non-volatile memory) and ensures security across key leakage [16]. The RFID authentication protocol is created for the unpredictability of PUF based on secure public-key encryption [17,18]. The main contributions of the articles include:…”

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Enhancing Wireless Security and Privacy: A 2-Way Identity Authentication Method for 5G Networks

Darch Abed Dawar

2024

ijmscs

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The communication network would have potential uses dependent on the infrastructure once the fifth generation (5G) network is fully commercialized. Subscriber Identification Module (SIM) authentication is a well-known mechanism for safeguarding the confidentiality of wireless device users. Fifth-generation computer technologies are very advanced in certification based on geolocation, regular confirmation, and authentication mechanisms. The clonable authentication feature solves the issue of authentication using duplicate modules. In highly dynamic environments, the problem poses a risk to privacy protection, adaptiveness, self-organization, information leakage, and the reliability of services. The article introduces a 2-way identity authentication method (2WIAM) using a Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) to address the issue above. The suggested technique for detecting module clones depends on user-provided authentication and geolocation data. The 2-way mutual authentication used in the suggested technique is a clever way to combine the many wireless technologies accessible to a given network node and enable the creation of wireless on-demand service providers and networks. The initial stage involves immediate passcode authentication, and the second is verifying the identity of the mobile equipment and any shifts or copies in its physical position. A new-cross authentication is then carried out to determine the identity of the clone's physical counterpart. In prior authentication situations, the choice to provide authorization or ban the clone was made fairly and objectively. The experiment results show that the users' privacy is protected, enhanced adaptiveness and the amount of data lost is limited.

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Intelligent algorithm for trapezoidal interval valued neutrosophic network analysis

Cited by 21 publications

References 32 publications

Examining the barriers to operationalization of humanitarian supply chains: lessons learned from COVID-19 crisis

Examining the barriers to operationalization of humanitarian supply chains: lessons learned from COVID-19 crisis

Analyzing the enablers of circular supply chain using Neutrosophic-ISM method: lessons from the Indian apparel industry

Enhancing Wireless Security and Privacy: A 2-Way Identity Authentication Method for 5G Networks

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