Generalized plithogenic cognitive map framework for managerial decision making

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doi
10.22105/jarie.2025.530271.1823
چکیده

Plithogenic Cognitive Maps (PCM) represent a generalization of cognitive mapping techniques that integrates principles of Plithogenic Sets (PS) to model complex, multi-trait decision-making environments. This study introduces Generalized Plithogenic Cognitive Maps (GPCM) as an extension of the existing Extended Plithogenic Cognitive Maps (ExPCM) to enhance flexibility and decision-making accuracy. The proposed model is examined in a managerial decision-making scenario that involves multiple conflicting criteria and uncertain traits. Comparative analysis of GPCM, PCM, and ExPCM is made by accommodating a broader spectrum of trait values and conflict grades. Quantitative evaluation highlights improved decision consistency, adaptability, and optimality. The proposed model enables future integration with other advanced decision-making frameworks, enhancing more robust and interpretable cognitive systems.