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Extended Bipolar Fuzzy (Directed) Hypergraphs to m-Polar Information

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An m-polar fuzzy set is a useful tool to solve real-world problems that involve multi-agents, multi-attributes, multi-objects, multi-indexes, and multipolar information. In this chapter, we present the notions of regular m-polar fuzzy hypergraphs and totally regular m-polar fuzzy hypergraphs. We discuss applications of m-polar fuzzy hypergraphs in decision-making problems. Furthermore, we discuss the notion of m-polar fuzzy directed hypergraphs and depict certain operations on them. We also describe an application of m-polar fuzzy directed hypergraphs in business strategy.

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Akram, M., Luqman, A. (2020). Extended Bipolar Fuzzy (Directed) Hypergraphs to m-Polar Information. In: Fuzzy Hypergraphs and Related Extensions. Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computing, vol 390. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2403-5_5

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