On similarity and entropy of neutrosophic sets

Pinaki Majumdar · Syamal Kumar Samanta

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Fuzzy and Soft Set Theory Multi-Criteria Decision Making Advanced Mathematical Theories

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In this paper we have introduced the notion of distance between two single valued neutrosophic sets and studied its properties. We have also defined several similarity measures between them and investigated their characteristics. A measure of entropy of a single valued neutrosophic set has also been introduced.

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