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ABSTRACT
A brief survey of this study is to identify the ranking formulas for various fuzzy
numbers derived from research papers published over the past few years. This paper
presents the latest results of fuzzy ranking applications very clearly and simply, as well
as highlighting key points in the use of fuzzy numbers. This paper discusses the
importance of pointing out the concepts of fuzzy numbers and their formulas for
ranking.
Key words: Fuzzy Set, Fuzzy Numbers, Various Ranking Methods
Cite this Article: Lavanya P, Various Fuzzy Numbers and their Various Ranking
Approaches, International Journal of Advanced Research in Engineering and
Technology, 8(5), 2017, pp 73–82.
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1. INTRODUCTION
In 1965 Lotfi. A. Zadeh introduced the concept of Fuzziness. An approximation of analytical
functions by Dubois, Prade, and Yager (1978), involves the division of the membership
functions of algebraic operations into a left side and a representation of the right side by a simple
analytical form. Due to the ascent within the study of Fuzzy sets, we have different types of
Fuzzy numbers, namely Triangular, Trapezoidal, Pentagonal, Hexagonal, Heptagonal fuzzy
numbers. Well, S.H. Chen was studying operations on fuzzy numbers with real-valued
functions in 1985, as well as Klement. In 2004 Michael Hanss introduced the Triangular Fuzzy
number. In many applications, fuzzy numbers are used, such as control theory, signal
processing, and approximation theory.
We also discussed the basic definitions of different Fuzzy numbers and their numerous
fuzzy ranking approaches in this survey article. This survey alone would make it easy to
consider their review of the effects of the ranking methods and their future development in the
future.
2. FUZZY NUMBERS
2.1. Introduction
In 1975, Hutton, B [HU] & Rodabaugh, SE [Rod] introduced a fuzzy number. A fuzzy number
is the fundamental precept of the fuzzy set theory we typically use. It is chosen from the default
fuzzy set of all real numbers. Like standard numbers, fuzzy sets have been either positive or
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negative, where the whole space is symmetrically empty. The linguistic form is often selected
to address the fuzzy number, which includes slightly, quietly. Calculations with fuzzy numbers
allow parameters, properties, geometry, and initial conditions to be inserted into uncertainty. In
the literature on fuzzy sets, Zadeh (1965) notes that granulation plays a part in human cognition.
Membership functions are structured to represent individual and subjective human
experiences as part of a fuzzy set. A fuzzy set has several functions of membership, known as
operations from a well-defined universe. X with an interval between units, 0 to 1, as seen in the
following equation:
A : X → [0,1] (1)
The degree of notification for a vague class with an infinite set of range values between 0
and 1. The notification level for fuzzy numbers with an infinite set of range values between 0
and 1 is specified by the membership function. Fuzzy numbers play a crucial role in many fields
in computation, communications products engineering, scientific testing, decision-making,
approximate reasoning, and optimization.
Definition (Fuzzy Numbers): A fuzzy set N is said to be a fuzzy number based on the real
number R :
A fuzzy set N is concave.
A fuzzy set N is normal. i.e., x0 R such that N ( x0 ) = 1.
N ( x) , is piecewise continuous.
N , must be closed interval for every [0,1].
Supp N is bounded.
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( a , a ) d ,
1
Y (a, b, c) = L U
2
where ( a , a ) = (b − a ) + a, c − ( c − b )
L U
( c + 3a − b ) rdr
1
Mag (a, b, c) =
2
0
The trapezoidal fuzzy number N is denoted by quadruplet N = ( a, b, c, d ) and has the shape
of a trapezoid.
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(b − a) + a,
1
R( N p ) = e − (e − d ) d
2
0
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1
Mag N p = ( AL ( ) + AU ( ) + b + c + d ) A , for [0,1]
6
0
1 x − a
2 b − a for a x b
1 1 x − b
+ for b x c
2 2 c − b
1 for c x d
N ( x) =
1 - 1 x − d
Hex
for d x e
2 e − d
1 f − x for e x f
2 f − e
0 otherwise.
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2 ( e − d )
1
ex f
2
g − x f xg
2 ( g − f )
0 otherwise
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8. CONCLUSION
We've considered fuzzy numbers throughout this article. We clarified quite well during this
survey, and thus, the various types of fuzzy numbers have developed in the previous few years
and their different types of fuzzy ranking systems. This survey paper has been compiled very
clearly for the possible purpose of developing fuzzy numbers and its ranking method for the
future numerical evaluation system.
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