Intuitionistic fuzzy-based model for failure detection

Intuitionistic fuzzy-based model for failure detection

In identifying to-be-improved product component(s), the customer/user requirements which are mainly considered, and achieved through customer surveys using the quality function deployment (QFD) tool, often fail to guarantee or cover aspects of the product reliability. Even when they do, there are al...

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