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Intuitionistic fuzzy sets in assessing the marginal value of the elements of a multigraph
The paper presents a method of assessing the value of individual elements of the multigraph, i.e., the value of its vertices and arcs, considering the fuzziness of its parameters. The need to take into account the specificity of the existing types of vertices (including logical functions specified on them) and the possibility of multiple relationships between two neighbouring vertices make it necessary to use a multigraph. The assumed basis for the evaluation of the individual elements of the multigraph was their marginal value, which is the so-called contribution of a given element to the entire multigraph, assuming that the given element affects not only the adjacent elements directly related to it but in a way, perhaps indirect, every other element of the multigraph.