Some Operational Computation for Intuitionistic or Pythagorean Fuzzy Set Using C-Programming
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 123–132 · Published 21 Aug 2020
10.9734/cjast/2020/v39i2430880Abstract
Intuitionistic or pythagorean fuzzy sets are the best tools to deal with uncertainty or ambiguity to solve diverse disciplines of application problems. It is often difficult to compute union, intersection, and complements when it comes to a large number of members contained in the set, also it is difficult to check whether it is a subset or not. Here, we used the C-programming language to overcome the problems, and then it is found that more effective and realistic results have been obtained.
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