Nahia Mourad
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About
Dr. Nahia Mourad is a leading researcher in fuzzy decision-making systems and intelligent robotics, with a focus on advancing autonomous technologies for complex, real-world environments. Her work centers on the development of novel computational frameworks that integrate type-2 Pythagorean fuzzy sets and circular quintic fuzzy sets to enhance dynamic localization, utility-based decisions, and robust three-way reasoning. In her 2024 paper on dynamic localization for internet of modular self-reconfiguration robot things—which has garnered 11 citations—she introduced a groundbreaking approach that enables modular robots to adapt their configuration and decision-making in uncertain, unstructured settings. Her subsequent study on robust three-way decisions using ensembled multi-divergence measures with circular quintic fuzzy sets (6 citations) further demonstrates her ability to fuse fuzzy logic with swarm robotics, specifically for mechanised agricultural operations. Dr. Mourad’s contributions are pivotal in bridging theoretical fuzzy set theory with practical robotic applications, offering scalable solutions for autonomous systems in agriculture, manufacturing, and disaster response. Her work is highly regarded for its methodological rigor and real-world impact, making her a key figure in the evolution of intelligent, self-reconfiguring robotic systems.
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