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In this study, a novel framework of fuzzy hypersoft graphs (FHS-graphs) is developed which is more flexible as compared to fuzzy soft graphs (FS-graphs) in the sense that it not only generalizes FS-graphs but also tackles its insufficiency for multi-argument approximate function. Some fundamentals, aggregation operations and results are investigated and elaborated with appropriate examples and their graphical depictions.
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