Prioritization of types of wireless sensor networks by applying decision-making technique based on bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic heronian mean operators

Abstract

Wireless sensor networks are flexible monitoring systems that save track of, data, and communicate multipoint digital information interpretations to other devices. Wireless sensor networks meaningly enhance the accuracy, breadth, and extent of local data collection, commonly doing away with the requirement for expensive data wiring and recurring manual checks at risky, remote, or inaccessible locations. As a result, it is utilized to keep an eye on systems and environmental or physical parameters. In this manuscript, we expand the Heronian mean operators in the model of bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic set to concoct bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic arithmetic Heronian mean, bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic weighted arithmetic Heronian mean, bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic geometric Heronian mean and bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic weighted geometric Heronian mean operators. We also inspect the special cases of the invented bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic arithmetic Heronian mean and bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic geometric Heronian mean operators. Moreover, in this manuscript, we concoct a technique of decision-making in the model of a bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic set with the assistance of the invented operators. As the selection and prioritization of the various types of Wireless sensor networks is the decision-making dilemma, we prioritize various types of Wireless sensor networks by employing the concocted technique of decision-making and by taking artificial data in the model of the bipolar complex fuzzy linguistic set. To reveal the influence and excellence of the concocted work, a comparative study is given in this manuscript.