Spherical Fuzzy BW-AHP Strategy and its Applications in Renewable Energy
Résumé
The current work proposes a new hybrid decision-making method called the Spherical Fuzzy Best Worst Analytic Hierarchy Process (SF-BWAHP). The fuzzy AHP technique calculates the weights of elements using advanced relationships among selections, transactions, and feedback of criteria and alternatives. However, the potency and utility of this methodology have been reduced due to the large number of pairwise comparisons and difficulties in understanding the comparison method for experts. SF-BWAHP exploits the Fuzzy Best-Worst technique to overcome the demerits mentioned above. A special feature of the proposed method is that it requires less information for comparisons. Numerous reliable results are obtained from various consistent comparisons, making it easier for experts to make decisions. Lastly, the Bhakra Nangal hydroelectric power plant is used as a case study to illustrate the stability and support of this technology.
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