While the crisp, fuzzy, intuitionistic fuzzy, and neutrosophic sets are sets whose elements x are characterized by a single attribute, called “appurtenance”, whose attribute values are: “membership” (for crisp sets and fuzzy sets), or “membership” and “nonmembership” (for intuitionistic fuzzy set), or “membership” and “nonmembership” and “indeterminacy” (for neutrosophic set), a plithogemic set is a set whose elements x are characterized by many attributes, and each attribute may have many attribute values .

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Citation: Bala George. “Information Fusion Using Plithogenic Set and Logic”.Acta Scientific Computer Sciences 2.7 (2020): 26-27.

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