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Classification of possible solutions regarding business engineering problems by using complex Pythagorean fuzzy rough WASPAS approach.
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Business engineering creates novel business solutions using a social and technological system. Business engineering is facing several challenges like (1) complexity management (2) rapid technological advancements (3) Resource constraints (4) Interdisciplinary collaboration etc., and there is a need to classify the solutions for these issues faced by the business community. To cover more advanced data and overcome the chance of data loss, in this article, we have developed the idea of a complex Pythagorean fuzzy rough set based on Tamir's idea of a complex fuzzy set. We have developed basic operational laws for the proposed idea under the notion of Yager's t-norm and t-conorm. Additionally, we have initiated the theory of complex Pythagorean fuzzy rough Yager weighted average and geometric aggregation operators. To discuss the utilization of the initiated work, we have introduced the WASPAS technique that can help us tackle the MADM problems. Moreover, we have provided an illustrative example for the classification of the solutions regarding the problems in business engineering. Also, a comparative analysis of the initiated theory shows the advantages of the introduced work.
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