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. 2022 Nov 17;9(11):706. doi: 10.3390/bioengineering9110706
Algorithm 1: The assessment of medication effects in Omicron patients (see Figure 1 for flowchart)
 Start
 Input Stage :
1. Consider Z as universe of discourse.
2. Consider Θ1 as subset of set of parameters.
3. Classify parameters into disjoint parametric valued sets Θ1,Θ2,Θ3.
 Construction Stage :
4. Construct Θ=Θ1×Θ2×Θ3.
5. Construct iv-FHSSs F˜ivfHS,Θ, G˜ivfHS,Θ
 Computation Stage A :
6. Compute dEucA=dEucF˜ivfHS,Θ,G˜ivfHS,Θ.
7. Compute dHamA=dHamF˜ivfHS,Θ,G˜ivfHS,Θ.
8. Compute dHauA=dHauF˜ivfHS,Θ,G˜ivfHS,Θ.
9. Construct iv-FHSSsH˜ivfHS,Θ
10. Compute dEucB,dHamB and dHauB.
 Output Stage A :
11. If dEucB<dEucA, dHamB<dHamA and dHauB<dHauA hold or if at least two
inequalities hold then the patient is recovering and needs an omicron test. If the test report
is negative then stop medication and discharge; otherwise, go to next stage.
12. If one inequality holds or all inequalities become untrue then change medicine and
go to stage I.
 Computation Stage B :
13. Construct iv-FHSSs J˜ivfHS,Θ
14. Compute dEucC,dHamC and dHauC.
 Output Stage B :
15. If dEucC<dEucB, dHamC<dHamB and dHauC<dHauB hold or if at least two
inequalities hold then the patient is recovering and needs omicron test. If test report is
negative then stop medication and discharge otherwise repeat medication.
16. If one inequality hold or all inequalities become untrue then change medicine and
go to stage I.
 End