Simplified neutrosophic exponential similarity measures for the initial evaluation/diagnosis of benign prostatic hyperplasia symptom

When physician carries out the clinical survey of a patient with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) symptom to reach the initial evaluation/diagnosis of BPH symptom, the existing initial evaluation method of BPH based on the international prostate symptom score (I-PSS) usually use the objective evaluation/diagnosis method with crisp values without considering fuzzy information. However, this normal evaluation/diagnosis method may lose a lot of incomplete, uncertainty, and inconsistent information in the clinical survey and initial evaluation process of the BPH symptom for a patient and result in the unreasonable evaluation/diagnosis of the BPH symptom. To overcome this drawback, this paper aims to propose new exponential similarity measures between SNSs, including single valued neutrosophic exponential similarity measures and interval neutrosophic exponential similarity measures, and their initial evaluation/diagnosis method of the BPH symptom with simplified neutrosophic information. Finally, two evaluation/diagnosis examples on the BPH symptom are provided to demonstrate the effectiveness and rationality of the proposed method.