An m-polar fuzzy model is a generalization of the fuzzy model. This
model is useful for multi-polar information, multi-agent, multi-attribute and multi-object
network models. In this research study, we introduce the notion of
m-polar fuzzy directed hypergraphs, and present some properties. We
depict certain operations on m-polar fuzzy directed hypergraphs. We also
consider an application of m-polar fuzzy directed hypergraphs in business
strategy company.
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