“…Thermal comfort is determined by considering all these factors together (Alam, Muthiah et al, 2019; Karyono et al, 2015). To calculate “thermal comfort in indoor environments,” numerous studies have described various indices like; “predicted mean vote (PMV)” (Kamar et al, 2019; Zare, Hasheminezhad, Sarebanzadeh et al, 2018), “predicted percentage dissatisfied (PPD)” (Kamar et al, 2019; Zare, Hasheminezhad, Sarebanzadeh et al, 2018), “standard effective temperature (SET)” (Zare, Hasheminejad, Shirvan et al, 2018), “new effective temperature (ET*)” (Ouedraogo et al, 2021), and “discomfort index (DI)” (Zare et al, 2020). Currently, a PMV–PPD index is most widely used to assess the atmosphere, especially in indoor built conditions (Cheung et al, 2019; Fabbri, 2013; Kamar et al, 2019; Lau et al, 2019).…”