Hesitant Fuzzy Soft Subalgebras and Ideals inBCK/BCI-Algebras
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As a link between classical soft sets and hesitant fuzzy sets, the notion of hesitant fuzzy soft sets is introduced and applied to a decision making problem in the papers by Babitha and John (2013) and Wang et al. (2014). The aim of this paper is to apply hesitant fuzzy soft set for dealing with several kinds of theories inBCK/BCI-algebras. The notions of hesitant fuzzy soft subalgebras and (closed) hesitant fuzzy soft ideals are introduced, and related properties are investigated. Relations between a hesitant fuzzy soft subalgebra and a (closed) hesitant fuzzy soft ideal are discussed. Conditions for a hesitant fuzzy soft set to be a hesitant fuzzy soft subalgebra are given, and conditions for a hesitant fuzzy soft subalgebra to be a hesitant fuzzy soft ideal are provided. Characterizations of a (closed) hesitant fuzzy soft ideal are considered.
- Gyeongsang National University Korea (Republic of)
- Dongguk University Korea (Republic of)
- Department of Mathematics Education Indonesia
- University of Tabuk Saudi Arabia
Technology, Models, Statistical, T, Science, Q, Decision Making, R, Uncertainty, Fuzzy Logic, Medicine, Algorithms, Research Article
Technology, Models, Statistical, T, Science, Q, Decision Making, R, Uncertainty, Fuzzy Logic, Medicine, Algorithms, Research Article
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