“…Hybrid models are being developed, and new methods are emerging. These tools cover almost all areas of the business world, for example, the area of public investment [26], energy efficiency [17], diagnostics in medicine [36], the food industry [6], renewable energy production [4,28], banking services [69], forecasting carbon price [2], location selection [43], distribution channels in the agricultural economy [56,66], the choice of technology in urban wastewater treatment [54], assessing the quality scientific outputs [60], metaheuristic-based optimization algorithms [19], and, more importantly, in the field of risk management [32,37,38], especially in the area of operational risk [55].…”