Green Transformation Evaluation of Industrial Economies in Resource-Based Regions under the SuperHyperSoft Set Model

The green transformation of industrial economies in resource-based regions is a critical aspect of sustainable development. As these regions often depend heavily on extractive industries, they face distinct environmental and structural challenges when transitioning to greener economic models. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness, challenges, and pathways of green transformation in such areas by establishing a multidimensional evaluation framework. Through the integration of environmental, economic, technological, and policy-related criteria, the research offers insights into the drivers and barriers of green transition. The analysis contributes to policymaking and industrial planning by providing a strategic perspective on regional development under ecological constraints. We use the SuperHyperSoft set to deal with values of criteria and cub criteria. This study uses eight criteria and seven alternatives. We divide the values of criteria into six clusters.