Interval-Valued Neutrosophic Hypersoft Sets (IVNHSs) for enterprise resource planning selection

Abstract

An information system known as an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is designed to organize and combine all of an organization's subsystems, such as marketing, manufacturing, finances, and purchasing transactions. The adoption of such a complete framework may result in significant cost reductions as well as time reductions for individual workers. This problem is solved by the interval-valued neutrosophic hypersoft set. A new area of research known as the hypersoft set is being established to resolve issues with the inadequacy and limitations of pre-existing models that are similar to soft sets in terms of the consideration and entitlement of multi-argument approximation functions. (This particular kind of function transfers the multi-sub parametric tuples to the power set of the universe. It concentrates on the splitting of each attribute into its own attribute-valued set, which is something that is lacking in current structures that are similar to soft sets.