fuzzy decision-making
Fuzzy decision-making is a decision-making approach that takes into account uncertainty and imprecision by considering multiple possible outcomes or alternatives and their associated probabilities or likelihoods. It involves considering vague or incomplete information to make a decision that reflects the ambiguity and complexity of the situation.
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