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Pythagorean fuzzy MULTIMOORA method based on distance measure and score function: its application in multicriteria decision making process

Journal

KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Volume 62, Issue 11, Pages 4373-4406

Publisher

SPRINGER LONDON LTD
DOI: 10.1007/s10115-020-01491-y

Keywords

Pythagorean fuzzy set; Distance measure; Score function; Multicriteria decision making; MOORA

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  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [61872086, U1805263]

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The MULTIMOORA method is better than some of the existing decision making methods. However, it has not been improved to process Pythagorean fuzzy sets (PFSs). The decision results of the MULTIMOORA method greatly depend on the distance measure and score function. Although there are many studies focusing on proposing distance measures and score functions for PFSs, they still show some defects. In this paper, we propose two novel distance measures and a novel score function for PFSs for proposing a novel Pythagorean fuzzy MULTIMOORA method. To this end, two distance measures, Dice distance and Jaccard distance, are proposed for computing the deviation degree between two PFSs, and their general forms are also discussed. Afterward, a novel score function based on determinacy degree and indeterminacy degree is put forward for approximately representing PFSs. Then, the original MULTIMOORA method is extended by using the Dice distance and score function and it is used to solve the multicriteria decision making problems under the PFS information context. Finally, a real case for evaluating solid-state disk productions is handled using the proposed Pythagorean fuzzy MULTIMOORA method and another case for evaluating energy projects is given to verify the advantages of our studies by comparing them with the existing Pythagorean fuzzy distance measures, score functions, and decision making methods.

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