Neutrosophic sets and logic are increasingly being recognized for their ability to address a wide range of decision-making challenges in real-life scenarios that include uncertainty, imprecision, ambiguity, incompleteness, inconsistency, and indeterminacy. These techniques have been utilized in various fields such as computational intelligence, clustering, control, data analysis and mining, decision-making and support, design, human factors engineering and ergonomics, image processing, information processing and retrieval, knowledge representation and reasoning, marketing, medical diagnosis, optimization, pattern classification, production planning and scheduling, and quality control.

This volume involves five original papers selected by the editors and related to the various research themes on smart applications.