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Linguistic neutrosophic matrix energy and its application in multiple criteria group decision-making

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Pages 477-492 | Received 02 Apr 2023, Accepted 04 Jul 2023, Published online: 20 Jul 2023
 

Abstract

Matrix energy is an important representation tool of collective information. Then, it is not applied to various fuzzy and linguistic environments. To compensate for this gap, this article aims to extend the matrix energy to propose the energy of a linguistic neutrosophic matrix (LNM) for solving a multiple criteria group decision-making (MCGDM) problem, which fully contains LNMs of decision-maker weights, criteria weights, and alternative evaluations. To realize the objective, this study first presents the energy of LNM in view of the true matrix energy, the false matrix energy, and the indeterminate matrix energy. Then, a MCGDM technique is established in view of the LNM energy method in a LNM circumstance. Finally, the developed MCGDM technique using the LNM energy is used to solve the hospital location choice problem in the full LNM scenario. Meanwhile, the decision results indicate the validity and usability of the established MCGDM technique.

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All data generated or analyzed during this study are included in this article.

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