Research Article

Advanced Applications of Fuzzy Systems and Computational Intelligence in Decision-Support Systems

Authors

  • Mojtaba Nasehi * Department of Electrical Engineering, Imam Hossein University, Tehran, Iran.

https://doi.org/10.22105/scfa.v1i4.60

Abstract

This paper systematically explores cutting-edge fuzzy systems—such as Type-2, Pythagorean, and Neutrosophic sets—and computational frameworks like Granular Computing (GrC) and Z-numbers, aligning them with practical applications in intelligent systems. The study addresses critical gaps in translating theoretical models into real-world solutions, emphasizing methodological innovations and interdisciplinary challenges. Fuzzy systems, particularly Type-2 Fuzzy Sets (T2FS), enhance decision-making in dynamic environments by modeling second-order uncertainties, as demonstrated in adaptive control systems. Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets (IFS) extend classical fuzzy logic by incorporating non-membership degrees, proving effective in multi-criteria decision analysis (e.g., sustainable supply chain management). Pythagorean Fuzzy Sets (PFS) further generalize IFS by allowing squared membership values, improving flexibility in high-stakes scenarios like e-commerce demand forecasting. Advanced extensions are analyzed for cybersecurity and crisis management applications, including Neutrosophic Sets (Handling indeterminacy) and soft sets (Managing incomplete data). In computational intelligence, GrC partitions data into hierarchical granules, enabling context-aware decisions in smart traffic systems. Z-numbers and D-numbers —tools for reliability-based uncertainty modeling—are evaluated for risk assessment in infrastructure projects, though their integration with Machine Learning (ML) remains underexplored. Hybrid models, such as Fuzzy-Genetic Algorithms (GAs), showcase practical benefits, reducing energy consumption in smart grids by 18. Methodological challenges include translating technical terms (e.g., "complement" in fuzzy logic) across interdisciplinary teams, requiring context-aware approaches to preserve semantic accuracy. Case studies highlight a 22% reduction in diagnostic errors using Pythagorean fuzzy systems in healthcare and optimized supplier selection in automotive supply chains via IFS. This paper underscores the transformative potential of fuzzy systems and computational intelligence while advocating for standardized frameworks, improved interpretability of hybrid models, and broader adoption of Z-numbers in industry. Future research should prioritize bridging theoretical advancements with scalable, real-world implementations to address global challenges in sustainability, healthcare, and smart infrastructure.

Keywords

Type-2 fuzzy systems Neutrosophic decision-making Z-number reliability modeling
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Nasehi, M. . (2024). Advanced Applications of Fuzzy Systems and Computational Intelligence in Decision-Support Systems. Soft Computing Fusion With Applications , 1(4), 220-228. https://doi.org/10.22105/scfa.v1i4.60

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