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Research Article

PENTAPARTITIONED FERMATEAN NEUTROSOPHIC SOFT-ROUGH SET AND ITS APPLICATIONS

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Anusuya A. Department of Mathematics, SRM Madurai College for Engineering and Technology, Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu - 630612, INDIA
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Martina Jency J. PG and Research Department of Mathematics, V. O. Chidambaram College, Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu - 628008, INDIA
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Babisha Julit R. L. Department of Mathematics, School of Arts and Natural Sciences, Joy University Vadakankulam, Tamil Nadu - 627116, INDIA
Volume 21, Issue 2 Pages 307-316 August 30, 2025 1 downloads
Article overview

Abstract

This article's goal is to present a mathematical paradigm, Pentapartitioned Fermatean Neutrosophic Soft-Rough Set (PFN-SRS). PFN-SRS integrates elements of neutrosophic sets, Fermatean sets, Soft sets and Rough sets, providing a robust tool for addressing the intricate issues of data inconsistency, imprecision and ambiguity. We present a comprehensive exploration of PFN-SRS, encompassing its definition, properties and mathematical structures. To demonstrate the practical utility of PFN-SRS, we introduce and apply the ANMABA method. The PFN-SRS framework empowers a more nuanced and adaptable approach to handling uncertainty and imprecision in decision making problems. ANMABA method for PFN-SRS provides actionable perception and can be applied to solve various problems in industries in different contexts. By utilizing ANMABA method for PFN-SRS, organizations can improve their services by using data-driven decision-making and gain insightful knowledge about consumer satisfaction.

Keywords and Phrases

Pentapartitioned fermatean neutrosophic soft rough setsUPFN-SR operatorLPFN-SR operator.

AMS Subject Classification

18B30, 03E72.

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Anusuya A., Martina Jency J., Babisha Julit R. L. (2025). PENTAPARTITIONED FERMATEAN NEUTROSOPHIC SOFT-ROUGH SET AND ITS APPLICATIONS. South East Asian Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences, 21(2), 307-316.
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