RANDOMIZED BLOCK DESIGNSWITH RANKING FUNCTION AND MEMBERSHIP FUNCTION OF HEXAGONAL FUZZY NUMBERS
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In this study, three distinct ranking functions for Randomised Block Designs are introduced. Randomised block designs are frequently utilised to solve all practical difficulties in the domains of industry and agriculture. This work incorporates a statistical analysis of RBD utilising hexagonal fuzzy numbers and fuzzy ranking functions. The method is demonstrated utilising hexagonal fuzzy numbers in this study, which is a novel approach. A numerical example is provided to demonstrate the method's viability and effectiveness.
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